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SAN DIEGO'S COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION INSTITUTE FEEDS HUNGRY FAMILIES WITH FEEDING AMERICA
Volunteer Event Draws Homeowners, Community Managers and Business Partners to Make a Difference in the Lives of Hungry Residents
San Diego, CA – July 6, 2015 – The San Diego chapter of Community Associations Institute (CAI-SD) will hold a volunteer event at Feeding America’s Distribution Center on Saturday, July 11 from 9:00am – 12:00pm. During the event, CAI-SD members, family and friends will partner to sort, clean, bag and box food for distribution among the county’s disadvantaged families.
This event is the second annual community service event of its kind for CAI-SD and will take place at Feeding America’s Distribution Center. Feeding America is the largest hunger-relief organization in San Diego. Every year, the organization relies on the support of over 10,000 volunteers. By partnering up with this non-profit organization, CAI-SD plays a small part in helping to serve 473,500 children, families and seniors annually and 70,700 in any given week.
Pastries and coffee will be provided to volunteers in the morning and lunch will be served at noon. For more information on this volunteer event, or to register online, visit www.cai-sd.org.
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About Feeding America
Feeding America San Diego is a non-profit organization dedicated to solving hunger throughout the county, while educating residents on the topics of food insecurity, nutrition and poverty. Founded in 2007, the organization relies on community partners to build both philanthropic support and a network of volunteers. Feeding America San Diego is a part of the national network of Feeding America. This national network represents the largest domestic hunger-relief organization in the United States, with more than 200 member food banks across the country.
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About CAI
Community Associations Institute (CAI), is an international organization dedicated to building better communities and providing up-to-date resources and educational tools to homeowner leaders, professional community managers, association management companies and the business professionals who provide products and services to these associations. San Diego’s unique CAI chapter publishes its own quarterly magazine, offers regular educational programs and seminars, as well as annual training courses for homeowners and managers. Learn more at www.cai-sd.org.
