How is summer treating you? Enjoying the summer sun and eating some good fresh food? Sadly, not everyone has access to such great benefits. Did you know that Los Angeles has the most food insecure children of any county with more than 650,000 children living in food insecure homes? More than 2.1 million people are in need of food assistance in LA and Orange County. What a sad thought – that so many go to bed without food especially kids!
NorthStar Moving® and Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage both decided it was time to get moving and do something! That’s why they started the Send Hunger Packing: Summer Food Drive! Using the prime locations of the Coldwell Banker offices of Los Angeles and Orange County, they will collect food over a month from July 19 to September 2. Then using our big red NorthStar Moving® trucks, we’ll pick up and carry off the food donations to Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County and the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank where they can get food to those who need it. So get moving to a Coldwell Banker office listed below near you and drop off food to help:
Arcadia |
Downtown Los Angeles |
Los Feliz |
Oxnard Beach |
Brentwood |
Malibu Colony |
Malibu West |
Santa Monica Montana |
Santa Monica / Westwood |
Venice |
Westchester / Playa Vista |
Balboa Island |
Dana Point / San Clemente |
Irvine / Quail Hill |
Laguna Beach |
Laguna Niguel |
Lido Isle |
Newport Beach Fashion Island |
Newport Beach Newport Center |
Mission Viejo |
Tustin |
Sherman Oaks |
Playa Vista |
Glendale |
Pasadena |
Palos Verdes-Beach Cities |
San Marino |
Sunset Strip |
Calabasas |
Beverly Hills South |
Beverly Hills North |
Pacific Palisades |
Studio City 12930 Ventura Boulevard, Suite 202 Los Angeles, CA 90004 |
Hancock Park South |
Hancock Park North |
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Even if you can’t get moving to these Coldwell Banker offices, you can also help out by donating through the Coldwell Banker Community Foundation. Did you know it only takes $5 to feed a child for a day?
Wondering what to donate to send hunger packing? Here’s a checklist to make it easy: