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SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – In partnership with the San Diego Padres and Curebound, Feeding San Diego is announcing an important program that provides free food assistance to patients facing cancer in San Diego County. Previously known as Groceries4Good, this new program, called Feeding Patients, provides a drive-through food pick up at different locations for patients and their families. Special Events & Program Manager for Padres Pedal the Cause, Shannon Hearne, joined Good Morning San Diego to discuss the new program. Feeding San Diego will use its vast connections to source and distribute food to help this high-risk population and pick back up on the work started by Groceries 4Good. Because its food distributions are contactless and drive-through, patients and their families can feel safe when receiving the food. ....
Laura Voskova (Courtesy photo) Laura Voskova of Carlsbad, vice president of AIG Retirement Services, has been named Community Spirit Pinnacle Award Winner for her commitment, action, impact and overall contribution to Fill-A-Belly, a grassroots organization that feeds homeless and hungry people in Carlsbad and Encinitas. Along with this award, AIG Life & Retirement has made a $10,000 grant to Fill-A-Belly in Voskova’s name. For the past seven years, Voskova has served as Fill-A-Belly’s executive director, ensuring that those in need are provided every Tuesday evening with a home-cooked hot meal as well as necessities such as clothing, toiletries, backpacks and sleeping bags. Fill-A-Belly has provided more than 52,000 meals to those in need. Visit fillabelly.org. ....
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(SORRENTO VALLEY) KUSI- In partnership with the San Diego Padres and Curebound, Feeding San Diego is announcing an important program that provides free food assistance to patients facing cancer in San Diego County. Previously known as Groceries4Good, this new program, called Feeding Patients, provides a drive-through food pick up at different locations for patients and their families. The first distribution will be held on Thursday, May 13 from 10 AM to 12 PM at Pechanga Arena San Diego. The second is on Saturday, May 15 from 9 AM to 11 AM at California State University San Marcos. People in need who live in these areas can register to receive approximately 50 pounds of nutritious food. Following these initial distributions, Feeding Patient pickups will be hosted specifically for participants of the program. ....