November 24, 2016 5:30 am
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Volunteers Jacob Alvick, Shawn Perez, Christy Rice and Giovanni Nastasia (left to right) fold shopping bags on Saturday in preparation for the Clark County Walk & Knock food drive, which will be held Saturday, Dec. 3. The group from Prairie and Heritage high schools also included Delaney Shanahan, Mallory Vanover and Tanner McDaniel (not pictured).
Runners collected Clark County Walk & Knock bags being folded by hundreds of volunteers at the Clark County Food Bank on Saturday morning. The bags were then stacked, ready to be transported for insertion into local newspapers. The bags will be included inside print editions of the Camas-Washougal Post-Record on Dec. 1. The bags filled with non-perishable food items will be picked up by volunteers on Saturday, Dec. 3.
For Shawn Perez and Christy Rice, a Saturday morning spent folding brown paper shopping bags at the Clark County Food Bank doesn’t feel like work at all.
The Heritage High School teachers were two of an estimated 300 volunteers who showed up to help with preparations for the upcoming Clark County Inter-Service Walk & Knock food drive — scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 3.
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