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Walk & Knock becomes Drive & Drop

Food drive ends porch pickups of donations, sets up drop-off sites

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Volunteers collect nonperishable food donations in 2021 at Hudson’s Bay High School in Vancouver. Clark County’s Walk & Knock food drive is changing its name to Drive & Drop and will permanently shift to the drop-off model it used during the COVID-19 pandemic. (The Columbian files)

After 40 years, the food drive Walk & Knock is changing its name and ending porch pickups of donations.

The nonprofit — now known as Drive & Drop — has organized a one-day drive in Clark County on the first Saturday of each December since 1985 to collect food and toiletry donations for the Clark County Food Bank.

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