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Lafayette Juniors Awards Assistance League’s Sunshine Boxes $27,000

Assistance League of Diablo Valley extends heartfelt thanks!

Betty Miller, Community Contributor
Lafayette Community Funds Chair Jennifer Scott (l) and Co-President of Lafayette Juniors Deidre Donadio (far r) present check for $27,000 designated to fund Sunshine Boxes to Assistance League President Veronica Gant and Grants Chairman Ann Livingston.
Lafayette Community Funds Chair Jennifer Scott (l) and Co-President of Lafayette Juniors Deidre Donadio (far r) present check for $27,000 designated to fund Sunshine Boxes to Assistance League President Veronica Gant and Grants Chairman Ann Livingston.

Grants Chairman Ann Livingston reports that Assistance League® of Diablo Valley is one of three beneficiaries of the Lafayette Juniors, a non-profit organization comprised of local women dedicated to raising funds and offering service in support of other non-profits in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Known for its Lifestyle Tour, which has just occurred May 6, the event is heralded as one of Lamorinda’s most beloved and largest fundraisers. The self-guided tour features masterfully designed Lafayette homes that showcase unique and awe-inspiring indoor and outdoor spaces.

As a most appreciative beneficiary, Assistance League has received $27,000 to be designated for Operation School Bell’s® Sunshine Boxes, which will supplement the weekend food needs of students who have been identified by Pittsburg Unified School District. To learn more, please visit assistanceleague.org/diablo-valley.

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