(30) Curbside check-in? YES, Please!

Donations came in the form of money, opportunities to work, fundraising events, and supplies to take over for the people in Ghana. When our personal items and the donations were all packed we had 32 bags. Most of the bags weighed in at the 50 pound limit. We couldn't have gotten everything to the airport if it weren't for Jason taking a truck full of luggage.
If there was ever a time for curbside check-in this was it. Fourteen of our suitcases were covered with our tickets. We needed to check-in at least 18 bags. Each additional bag costs $200. Ben explained to the skycap, Rodney, where we were going and what we were doing. He talked to his supervisor and was able to wave $400 of it. We checked the 18 bags but only paid $400 more, instead of $800. Then an added blessing was that we were able to check a couple more at the gate for free.
We were blessed to be in the middle of those that wanted to donate and those with needs that received the donations.Without others being angles to help us on the path I don't know how we would have done it. We are SO grateful for those that God touched their hearts to help us and that they respond.
Pics
suitcases
Jason and truck
curb side

packing donations