Airports are asking people to donate gift cards and essentials to TSA workers who are going without pay
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Airports are asking people to donate gift cards and essentials to TSA workers who are going without pay
"Support the dedicated TSA employees working without pay by donating $10 and $20 grocery store and gas gift cards. Visa gift cards cannot be accepted. Drop off locations can be found at Final Approach cell phone lot and in the Jeppesen Terminal."
"During the partial government shutdown, airport leadership and TSA leadership identified grocery store and gas gift cards as immediate needs for TSA employees."
"Essential federal workers, including TSA and Customs and Border Protection staff, are continuing to work without pay, and the airport has opened a food pantry to support them. If you'd like to help, donations of non-perishable food, hygiene items, and diapers can be dropped off at the SEA Conference Center between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m."
During a partial government shutdown, TSA workers continue performing essential duties without receiving paychecks. Major airports including Denver International and Seattle-Tacoma International have launched donation campaigns to provide immediate relief. Denver Airport requests grocery store and gas gift cards in $10 and $20 denominations, with drop-off locations at the Final Approach cell phone lot and Jeppesen Terminal. Seattle-Tacoma Airport established a food pantry accepting non-perishable food, hygiene items, and diapers at the SEA Conference Center. The shutdown has also caused hour-long security queues across the country, disrupting travel nationwide.
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