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DESCRIPTION:Second Harvest Food Bank Santa Cruz County \nHoliday Food & Fund Drive Kick 
 Off Rally Nov. 4 at Cabrillo College\n\nWatsonville, CA – Monday, Oct. 
 25, 2021 — Second Harvest Food Bank Santa of Cruz County today announced 
 the kick-off of its “Rally for Hope” Holiday Food & Fund Drive. The 
 three-month annual event, Second Harvest's largest, generates essential 
 funding for 165 non-profit food distribution partners and programs. With a 
 goal of five-million meals, all funds raised go directly to providing food 
 to partner agencies in Santa Cruz County. \n\nSecond Harvest is looking for 
 hunger heroes to attend our kick-off. Rally for Hope co-chairs, Carlos 
 Palacios, Santa Cruz County administrative officer and Cynthia Larive, UC 
 Santa Cruz chancellor, will help people become inspired and motivated with 
 an old-fashioned outdoor rally! Hear from guest speakers, learn and share 
 fundraising ideas, mix with other hunger heroes, have fun and help Feed 
 Hope! To-go box lunches will be provided at the end of the rally.\n\nHunger 
 Heroes Of Santa Cruz County...Rallying to Feed Hope \nParticipate: Purchase 
 kickoff rally tickets at: 
 https://give.thefoodbank.org/checkout/19737\nRally Date:Thursday Nov. 4, 
 11:45 – 12:45\nRally Location: Cabrillo College, 6500 Lower Perimeter Rd. 
 Aptos – parking lot L at the Visual & Performing Arts Complex\nAlso: 
 Participants please register your attendance for contact tracing and to 
 receive lunch\n\n“Our food bank plays a far greater role addressing food 
 insecurity compared with other communities,” explains Richelle Noroyan, 
 corporate and community relations director for Second Harvest. “The high 
 cost of living, for a significant percentage of people living and working 
 in our county, means we have a bigger food gap than elsewhere. Local 
 support for our food bank is crucial because our neighbors rely on our 
 services 50 percent more than elsewhere. Additionally, the pandemic's 
 economic effects have not passed for many of us. We're still seeing food 
 demand well above pre-pandemic levels.” she adds.\n\nAbout Second 
 Harvest\nFounded in 1972, Second Harvest Food Bank Santa Cruz County was 
 the first food bank in California and the second in the nation. Its mission 
 is for Santa Cruz County to be a community working together ending hunger 
 through healthy food, education and leadership. Every month Second 
 Harvest’s network of partner agencies and nutrition programs feeds 75,000 
 people of all ages. Every donated dollar provides four healthy meals. More 
 info. at: www.thefoodbank.org\n\nContacts: \nRichelle Noroyan\n(831) 
 222-5666\nrichelle@thefoodbank.org\nFord 
 Kanzler	\n(650)504-7372\nford@prsavvy.com\nwww.thefoodbank.org\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2021/10/19/18845789.php
SUMMARY:Second Harvest Food Bank Santa Cruz County Holiday Food & Fund Drive Kick Off Rally
LOCATION:Cabrillo College, 6500 Lower Perimeter Rd. Aptos – parking lot L at the 
 Visual & Performing Arts Complex
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2021/10/19/18845789.php
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