HELPING OUT

Homeless community treated with ‘dignity’ at Glendale free lunch event

Social service organizations come together to provide help — and hope

Posted 12/15/22

The sun was shining on an otherwise chilly 50-degree late morning the week before Christmas, there was a gathering of helpful folks everywhere Bruce Vanhuss looked, and a hot catered meal.

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