Community Corner
BLISS Car Wash Serves First Responders Thanksgiving Meal
CEO Vahid David Delrahim asks community to remember those who serve us
Los Angeles-based BLISS Car Wash provided the Malibu Fire Station 88, Agoura Hills Fire Station 89 and the Lost Hills Sheriff’s Station a catered Thanksgiving dinner this year. CEO Vahid David Delrahim pledged to continue support for first responders and reminded the local community to honor those who sacrifice holiday time for the good of the general public.
“This is such a wonderful tradition for all. Thank you to David, Ash and the Delrahim family, thank you for your continuous support of our first responders. It was a beautiful morning,” said Dustin Troyan, a board member of the Malibu/Lost Hills Sheriff's Foundation, who was in attendance.
Delrahim provided a fully catered meal for more than 150 first responders; his son Ash Delrahim was there to personally thank the workers.
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“I hope everyone who can, will reach out to their local first-responder station to thank them in some way,” Delrahim said. “It’s especially important to acknowledge those who are away from their families so that they can protect us on a holiday.”
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