Going Postal to Help Hungry Orange Countians
Categories: A Clockwork Orange, Main
When the postman drops letters, magazines and packages off at your Orange County home or business on Saturday, he or she is going to want something in return: food.
To help combat a sharply increasing need for emergency food assistance, U.S. Postal Service letter carriers will seek donated food items from every home and business they hit on their Saturday rounds. You can help by setting non-perishable food items by your mailbox that morning.
The collected food will be donated to various local charities. It's part of "Stamp Out Hunger," an effort involving 300,000 letter carriers in 10,000 cities.
To help combat a sharply increasing need for emergency food assistance, U.S. Postal Service letter carriers will seek donated food items from every home and business they hit on their Saturday rounds. You can help by setting non-perishable food items by your mailbox that morning.
The collected food will be donated to various local charities. It's part of "Stamp Out Hunger," an effort involving 300,000 letter carriers in 10,000 cities.
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