Easton, Pa. — When Dana Kozinski began giving to her local community, it started with fundraisers at her children’s school, but the expanse of her generosity quickly grew.
Kozinski has now amassed almost 3,000 members in a Facebook group titled “Angels of Easton Helping Hands,” created so that those in need could easily connect with those able to give.
Kozinski’s reach extends beyond her online organizing, as she remains hands-on in her efforts and serves as the first contact for many in need.
“This is not about me,” Kozinski says. “I’m not here for the clout, I’m here for them. I want you to see them. I want you to feel their pain. I want you to sit with them.”…