Code Purple benefits from Firefly campers

More than 30 members of "Team DelDOT" joined other
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More than 30 members of "Team DelDOT" joined other volunteers to collect camping equipment Monday left at The Woodlands campground after Firefly ended. The equipment collected Monday will be repurposed by Code Purple of Kent and Sussex counties. Jerry Smith/The News Journal
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More than 30 members of "Team DelDOT" joined other volunteers on Monday to collect camping equipment left at The Woodlands campground after Firefly ended. The collected equipment will be repurposed by Code Purple of Kent and Sussex counties. Jerry Smith/The News Journal
Volunteers from "Team DelDOT" load discarded camping
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Volunteers from "Team DelDOT" load discarded camping equipment onto a DelDOT truck Monday morning at The Woodlands campground a day after Firefly to be turned over to Code Purple of Kent and Sussex counties. Jerry Smith/The News Journal
More than 30 volunteers from DelDOT collected discarded
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More than 30 volunteers from DelDOT collected discarded camping equipment Monday for Code Purple of Kent and Sussex counties. Jerry Smith/The News Journal
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More than 30 members of "Team DelDOT" joined other volunteers on Monday to collect camping equipment left at The Woodlands campground after Firefly ended. The collected equipment will be repurposed by Code Purple of Kent and Sussex counties. Jerry Smith/The News Journal
Danyel Bowles and Kristy Rogers dump water out of a
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Danyel Bowles and Kristy Rogers dump water out of a kiddie pool used as a cooler for alcoholiic beverages by Firefly campers at The Woodlands campground. The woman collected discarded camping equipment for Code Purple as part of 34 volunteers for DelDOT. Jerry Smith/The News Journal
Helen Banks (left) and Linda Heinold bag up a tent
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Helen Banks (left) and Linda Heinold bag up a tent left at The Woodlands campground by attendees of Firefly. The woman collected discarded camping equipment for Code Purple as part of 34 volunteers for DelDOT. Jerry Smith/The News Journal
Within the piles of trash as far as the eye could see
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Within the piles of trash as far as the eye could see Monday at The Woodlands campground, usable camping equipment was left by Firefly attendees that will be repurposed and donated to Code Purple of Kent and Sussex counties. Jerry Smith/The News Journal
Piles of trash could be seen throughout The Woodlands
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Piles of trash could be seen throughout The Woodlands campgrounds the day after Firefly. Among the trash were camping otems like tents and sleeping bags that will be repurposed for use by Code Purple. Jerry Smith/The News Journal
Piles of trash could be seen throughout The Woodlands
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Piles of trash could be seen throughout The Woodlands campgrounds the day after Firefly. Jerry Smith/The News Journal
DelDOT volunteer Kim Elisee hoists a discarded tent
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DelDOT volunteer Kim Elisee hoists a discarded tent into a truck Monday morning at The Woodlands campground in Dover. More than 30 members of "Team DelDOT" joined other volunteers on Monday to collect camping equipment left after Firefly ended. The collected equipment will be repurposed by Code Purple of Kent and Sussex counties. Jerry Smith/The News Journal
Pam Lilly, deputy director of community relations for
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Pam Lilly, deputy director of community relations for DelDOT, gives last-minute instructions to 34 volunteers who collected usable camping items to be repurposed by Code Purple of Kent and Sussex counties. Jerry Smith/The News Journal
Helen Banks (left) and Linda Heinold bag up a tent
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Helen Banks (left) and Linda Heinold bag up a tent left at The Woodlands campground by attendees of Firefly. The woman collected discarded camping equipment for Code Purple as part of 34 volunteers for DelDOT. Jerry Smith/The News Journal
DelDOT Secretary Jennifer Cohan (right) and volunteer
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DelDOT Secretary Jennifer Cohan (right) and volunteer Levi Fisher compare chairs they plucked from piles of trash left by Firefly attendees at The Woodland campgrounds. More than 30 members of "Team DelDOT" joined other volunteers on Monday to collect camping equipment that will be repurposed by Code Purple of Kent and Sussex counties. Jerry Smith/The News Journal

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    More than 30 members of "Team DelDOT" joined other volunteers to collect camping equipment Monday left at The Woodlands campground after Firefly ended. The equipment collected Monday will be repurposed by Code Purple of Kent and Sussex counties.