Twenty-Two Pallets Can Do Alot
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A young volunteer takes a moment in the midst of assembling 1,725 holiday food baskets.
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NFL Player Turk McBride surrounded by children before they get back to rebuilding the community.
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This community member may have some of the smallest hands but she has one of the biggest hearts.
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Twenty-two pallets of food were donated from corporate sponsors thanks to Navidad En El, a Los Angeles based non-profit.
Photo Courtesy of: Susan Gomez
NFL player Turk McBride brought good spirits and significant contributions to the giveaway.
Photo Courtesy of: Susan Gomez
Volunteers ages 5 to 87 gathered together to pray and give thanks under the San Bernardino Mountains as they anticipate an 18-wheeler truck to deliver pallets of donated food for families in need during the holidays.
December 23, 2015 at 08:37am. Views: 158
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