West Palm Beach, Florida- A group of Miraists participated in the collection and shipping of 7 tons of plastic caps as part of the noble cause, “Caps of Love.” The caps will be used to help disabled children in need.

The activity which took place on June 12th is part of the work that MIRA USA does to support social projects as well as an effort to make the name of the organization known on a national and international level.

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That day, members of the Miraist team located in West Palm Beach, accompanied community leader, Valerie Jones to carry out her beautiful initiative; the project’s final destination is the European Charity, “Les Bouchons d’ Amour,” the French version of “Caps of Love.”

The charitable organization recycles plastic for proceeds in order to acquire wheelchairs and service dogs for disabled children who live in Africa and Europe.

The miraists were among the 25 volunteers from various organizations such as churches, stores, as well as students from elementary and high schools. The participants formed three mounting lines to load the fourteen thousand pounds of caps collected into a container.

The collection of the plastic caps has been the effort of MIRA USA’s team as well as those of the other participants.

Jones stated that she needs as much help as she could find because 10 tons of caps are needed to buy one wheelchair and 61 tons to buy one trained service dog.

“It is a small thing, but in large amounts, a difference can be made,” expressed Jones.

“Caps of Love,” has provided more than 200 wheelchairs and 20 service dogs until now.

The 7 tons shipped with the help of these volunteers, will serve to buy one service dog.