Community Corner
Aliso Viejo Lends a Hand to Families in Need
The city is taking part in a food drive to help area families.
Aliso Viejo is looking to help families struggling this holiday season by collecting canned and non-perishable foods as part of a food drive.
Residents can do so by dropping off some canned or non-perishable food items at Aliso Viejo City Hall, which is a drop-point for South County Outreach, officials wrote in a news release. Below is the rest of the announcement.
A food barrel is conveniently located near the entrance to City Hall at 12 Journey.
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Most-needed canned and non-perishable items include:
- Peanut butter
- Jelly
- Soup
- Cereal
- Juice
- Canned fruit
- Macaroni & cheese
- Pasta and pasta sauce
- Rice
- Tuna
- Canned beans and vegetables
The items are picked up weekly and dispensed to many families in need across the area.
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South County Outreach is a non-profit organization that provides food, homeless prevention counseling, housing, clothing, computer training and rental and utility assistance to those in need. South County Outreach struggles to provide emergency non-perishable and fresh food to an average of 50 families each day. You can make a difference and give back by donating food, money and/or time to the organization.
For more information, click here. http://www.sco-oc.org/. For information about City Hall, call (949) 425-2552.
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