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Thank you from the Ridgecrest Neighborhood Association

Shoreline, WALocal News

The Ridgecrest Neighborhood Association has expressed heartfelt appreciation for the community's participation in their Annual November & December Food Drive for HopeLink, which resulted in the collection of 1,096 pounds of food and $350 in cash. This successful initiative underscores the vital role local residents play in supporting food banks and addressing hunger within the community. Special recognition was given to neighborhood businesses, including Cafe Aroma, Ridgecrest Books, and Ridgecrest Public House, which generously hosted collection bins for donations. The collaboration between residents and local businesses highlights the strength of community ties in promoting social responsibility. By mobilizing resources to support those in need, the Ridgecrest community demonstrates a commitment to making a positive impact.

The food drive not only alleviates immediate food insecurity but also fosters a culture of giving and mutual support. As food banks like HopeLink continue to rely on community contributions, initiatives like this are essential for their operation. The Ridgecrest Neighborhood Association’s efforts serve as an inspiring example of how collective action can effect meaningful change.

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