Disaster Relief

Donation Drive

Campus Minister Deborah Roberts has organized a donation drive to help aid fire victims. Items such as toothbrushes, non-perishable food, blankets, clothes and diapers can be dropped off at the campus chapel. The items will be taken to nearby shelters to assist those displaced by the fires. Donations can be left at the chapel. For more information, call Deborah Roberts at ext. 4320.

HR Candy Drive

Human Resources is asking faculty and students to donate candy for those children unable to participate in Halloween because of the recent fires. Candy can be dropped off in the treasure chest in the Human Resources office.

— Amby Sarabia

Amby Sarabia, Managing Editor
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