“Most Needed Items” Drive to support Brighton Center’s Food Pantry
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About this event
To celebrate the Presidential Inaugural Committee’s MLK Day of Service, we are organizing a “Most Needed Items” Drive to support Brighton Center’s Food Pantry. Brighton Center serves individuals and families in Campbell County and beyond.
We are making it easy for you to do a “contactless” drop off near you of items that Brighton Center has told us are most needed. Folks around the county have offered their front porches as collection stations from Wednesday 1/13 through Monday 1/18
for the following items:
Breakfast Items:
Cereal, Pop tarts, Granola Bars, and Peanut Butter–there is a need for breakfast items for families with children, as many children are unable to access breakfast from school during virtual instruction.
Soap: Liquid hand soap is particularly important during the pandemic. Powdered laundry detergent is also much needed
Hats and Gloves (New-not used): For men, women and children.
You can drop off your donations at any of the addresses below, using the marked boxes on the porch, from Wednesday 1/13 through Monday 1/18. We’ll take care of getting everything to Brighton Center by the end of the week!
Alexandria: 674 Talus Way, Alexandria KY 41001
Bellevue: 137 Foote Ave, Bellevue KY 41073
Cold Spring: 219 Ridgepointe Dr., Cold Spring KY 41076
Dayton: 927 O’Fallon Ave., Dayton KY 41074
Fort Thomas: 5 Hartweg Ave., Fort Thomas KY 41075
33 Washington Ave., Fort Thomas KY 41075
41 Grant St., Fort Thomas KY 41075
Newport: 713 Linden Ave., Newport KY 41071
Wilder: 21 Wesley Drive, Wilder KY 41076
Accessibility
This event meets ADA standards
Notes from the organizer: If accessibility is an issue, we will be happy to meet you at your car to collect your items. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------All events hosted in partnership with the PIC on the National Day of Service must comply with the following guidelines as well as the most up-to-date CDC and local health and safety guidance. Those guidelines could include indoor and outdoor gathering and capacity limits, social distancing, and travel restrictions. More guidance from the CDC can be found here (https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/prevention.html) - Masks are required for all participants at all times, including while participating in outdoor activities. - Refrain from eating or drinking as much as possible. When you do, please ensure that everyone is at least 15 feet away from anyone else. - Participants must maintain six (6) to ten (10) feet of separation from other people at all times. - Participants should wash hands frequently for at least 20 seconds, especially after using the restroom or touching high touch surfaces. - If participants feel symptomatic or display any symptoms, please refrain from attending the event. If you have any questions or requests please email [email protected].
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