CCRC and Honest Company Team Up to Give Back
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Niki Vonhundley, Supervisor for Resource & Referral at the CCRC, gathers diapers and various other products to give away to the next visitors.
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From left: Hailey Halihegart with her two daughters Alia and Ariana Hernandez and Monique Casas with her son Xavier Delacruz. They didn't miss this opportunity as they stopped by to gather their household products.
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(From left): Ana Garcia, Nancy Boyd, Claudia Castillo, Lina Alvarez, Tia Hollingsworth, Susan Holt, Niki Vonhundley, and Traci Brody are all smiles in front of the colorful van exuding the joy of giving back to the community.
Photo Courtesy of: Kayla Sheldon
From 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Traci Brody and the rest of the CCRC workers spent the day gathering products and handing them out to the public.
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Traci Brody hard at work as she passes out products to community members stopping by.
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This is just some of the products that were donated. It started with a total of 72 pallets.
March 16, 2016 at 11:25am. Views: 285
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