"I'm sinking!" says Andrew Audas, 9, as he falls back into a pile of bags full of donated bedding inside the 12-foot rental truck that he and his family are filling Tuesday, Nov. 20, 2012 at their Bethesda, Md. home to take up to New Jersey for Hurricane Sandy victims. Andrew and his sister Abbi decided to collect things for victims of Hurricane Sandy. Their project, called "Keep Them Cozy," has collected enough donations to fill this truck. The family will drive everything up to New Jersey on Wednesday, and they will spend Thanksgiving and the weekend volunteering up there. (Barbara L. Salisbury/The Washington Times)
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