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ATLANTA --  Caring for Others has decided to allow its annual Community Day celebration on Saturday, May 21 to serve a dual purpose.

The homelessness prevention organization will welcome families struck by the recent tornadoes to the event.

With 23 pallets of brand new clothing and home goods to join the 10,000 books that had already been slated for distribution during Community Day, Caring for Others wants tornado victims to know they have somewhere to turn.

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Last week, Caring for Others volunteers took a truckload of relief items to Spalding County.

WARM SPRINGS, Ga. – In other interesting news, the Former President Franklin Delano Roosevelt has a home in Georgia and its still standing. Now, Roosevelt’s Little White House is a historic site and it attracts visitors from all over the United States.

Roosevelt built the house while he was governor of New York, as a getaway of sorts. He first came to Warm Springs ten years previously looking for a cure for polio and found relief in the 88-degree spring waters of Warm Springs. Some say, the New Deal was developed based on his experiences in the town.

According to Georgia State Parks, “Visitors can tour FDR’s home, which has been carefully preserved very much as he left it, the servants and guest quarters, and the nearby pools complex that first brought the future president to Warm Springs.”

The site is open daily from 9:00 a.m. until 4:45 p.m.