North County nonprofit thankful for county funding to support migrant services [Video]

OCEANSIDE, Calif. (KGTV) – In recent days, dozens more migrants were dropped off in Oceanside as they seek asylum.

“My staff works seven days a week, 12 to 16 hours a day, and they’re reaching their limits,” said Logan Goverman of Interfaith Community Services.

“For me personally, it’s an emotional rollercoaster,” said volunteer Chuck Lowery.

The rollercoaster Lowery’s been on is volunteering his time with Interfaith Community Services to help asylum seekers get to their sponsors.

“I don’t want them to become homeless in here Oceanside so, I’m spending a lot of time on the ground to make sure we don’t have…well we already had way over 1,000 people come through here,” Lowery said.

Nonprofits from all over San Diego, from North County to the southern border, have been helping these folks looking for a better life.

Goverman said they’ve been getting donations from the community to keep going.

“The …