Miami Nightclubs Are Rallying to Support Hurricane Milton Victims
With a rising death toll and power outages surging into the millions, Hurricane Milton has wreaked unimaginable havoc on Southeast Florida.
But as the catastrophic storm's impact swells, so does the support of the state's businesses working to provide relief. A pair of major Miami nightclubs, Club Space and DAER, are calling on their patrons to bring in essential items for victims impacted by the hurricane.
Items on Club Space's "prioritized essentials" list include canned food, bottled water, baby formula, toilet paper, paper towels, first-aid kits, over-the-counter medication, hydrogen peroxide and personal hygiene items. The iconic nightlife venue has encouraged attendees to bring items in this Friday and Saturday.
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DAER is operating in a similar manner and giving the incentive of free entry to those who arrive with relief essentials from October 11-13.
They too have provided a list of suggested items, which includes canned food, bottled water, first-aid kits, toilet paper, garbage bags, batteries, cellphone chargers and pet food, among others.
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Updates on Hurricane Milton's impact and Florida's restoration efforts can be tracked on The Weather Channel.
EDM.com recently compiled a list of relief efforts for the independent music venues and people impacted by the ongoing crisis caused by Hurricane Helene.
