Hurricane Survivors Struggle To Find Shelter After Losing Everything

The transcript highlights the struggles of Bartholomeus, a homeless man living in a Walmart parking lot after losing his home to Hurricane Ian. He shares his past experiences of surviving Hurricane Irma and the challenges of living without a permanent home. Despite the hardships, he remains resilient. The community and volunteers provide essential support, offering food, water, and hygiene items. The transcript concludes with a call to action for donations to help hurricane victims in Florida.

What is Bartholomeus's current living situation after the hurricane?

• He has moved to a new apartment.

• He is staying in a hotel.

• He is living with relatives.

• He is camping in a Walmart parking lot.

What natural disaster did Bartholomeus survive that almost cost him his life?

• Hurricane Irma

• A flood

• A tornado

• An earthquake

Why are some people hesitant to stay in evacuation shelters?

• They are too expensive.

• They are concerned about crime and lack of freedom.

• They are too far away.

• They are not allowed to bring pets.

What kind of support are volunteers providing to those affected by the hurricane?

• Job opportunities

• Free housing

• Food, water, and hygiene items

• Transportation services

How can people contribute to the hurricane relief efforts?

• By volunteering in shelters

• By making monetary donations

• By providing transportation

• By donating clothes