Grace Klein Community's Mail Woes: Donations Needed

0:00What's up Birmingham? This is Birmingham News Today, bringing you the city's fastest updates on what is happening now. A non-profit in Hoover, Alabama, called Grace Client Community, is facing a frustrating male problem. Donors have sent checks in recent months, but they keep getting returned, sometimes up to three times. The group has relied on a local UPS store for male for over 15 years, without any hiccups until now. The issue popped up several months ago when up to 10 donors complained their contributions weren't reaching the non-profit. Officials there are working with both UPS and the United States Postal Service to figure out what's going wrong, but no clear cause has emerged yet. This glitch hits hard because every donation, big or small, funds essentials like food, clothing, diapers, school supplies, and holiday help for, families in need, volunteers who pack giveaway boxes feel the pinch personally, knowing firsthand how vital this support can be for those struggling. To keep things moving, the non-profit urges donors to give online through their website

1:03instead. They also set up a new mailing address at 3416 Derwood Circle in Hoover, Alabama, zip code 352-16. Meanwhile, the Postal Service says it's investigating the matter, and the group hopes to resolve it soon so aid can flow uninterrupted to the community. This episode is proudly sponsored by our partner, a pillow that sounds as good as it feels. Built for listening in bed, S-O-L-I-S-O-L dot com.