Westport 20-Year-Old Bringing Relief to Florida Hurricane Victims

It's going to be an action packed week for Lexi Williams.  The 20-year-old owner of Lexi's Road Dogs on Route 6 in Westport is taking her show on the road, a very long road.  Williams has decided to pack a trailer full of survival essentials to bring down to the people of Florida.  She's putting the road into Lexi's Road Dogs.

She was up early on Friday morning getting her plan ready when she called into the Fun Morning Show.  Williams plans on dedicating all day Saturday to packing the trailer with things like wipes, diapers, water, non-perishable food, blankets and clothes.  She'll then hit 95 South on Monday morning until she drives as close to the destruction as possible.  She plans on hooking up with a local Red Cross outlet down in Florida and making sure the supplies reach the people who are recovering from the monster storm.

"I can also make arrangements to receive supplies on Sunday, as well," said Williams.  "You can just text me right on Facebook on my Lexi's Road Dogs page."

"We're going straight to Florida, just wherever. The four of us are going to go as far as they're going to let us go."

Too often we hear about how young people aren't driven or that they are lazy.  Here's a young woman who launched her own business straight out of high school and is leaving that business for several days to a week to help her fellow Americans in need.

If that's lazy, we need more lazy, please.