CAA Greater Inland Empire has declared its annual toy and food drive a big success and extends an equally big thank you to all the personnel, residents and members who offered their help and generosity.
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A sampling of the companies who assisted in the toy and food drive: Burrtec, HD Supply, United Paving, Bluestar Properties, Sares Regis Group (Cape May at Harveston), Western National Property Management (Ridgeview Apartments) and Lincoln Properties (Alvista Portifino Apartments).
CAA Greater Inland Empire launched the charitable effort last month, offering members a way to help more than 1,200 children and their families.
Donations included items such as food, gifts for children 12 and younger, bedding, kitchen appliances and school supplies.
A pair of charitable organizations, Mary’s Mercy Center and Veronica’s Home, will distribute the donations.
About the charities
Mary’s Mercy Center
Mary’s Mercy Center, Inc. is a public nonprofit organization which is committed to serve all races, creeds and conditions of life while extending unconditional love, acceptance, and respect to all who come for assistance. Networking with local agencies has empowered Mary’s Mercy Center to reach out to the poor and powerless of society and help people grow into useful, affirmed people in today’s world. Restoring dignity to the poor and marginalized, we serve the young, the old and the mentally and physically challenged.
Veronica’s Home
Veronica’s Home is a Catholic/Christian long-term transitional home targeting adult pregnant women and their children. 0-7 years of age at time of entry, as an alternative to domestic violence, abortion, substance abuse, and/or homelessness. These homes offer the residents a comprehensive and individualized program to help them become self-sufficient.