Stainbrook: I support this teen-supporting Arizona food charity
I am retired and I am seeking publicity for the Hart Pantry, which is nonprofit organization whose mission is to help at-risk teens.
Currently the city of Peoria is aware of this mission. It’s shocking to me that there are hundreds of teens that are either homeless, living in a car or moving from location to location wherever they can survive.
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Stainbrook: I support this teen-supporting Arizona food charity
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Letter by Fred Stainbrook of Sun City West
I am retired and I am seeking publicity for the Hart Pantry, which is nonprofit organization whose mission is to help at-risk teens.
Currently the city of Peoria is aware of this mission. It’s shocking to me that there are hundreds of teens that are either homeless, living in a car or moving from location to location wherever they can survive.
These teens are identified by counselors at the schools — the counselors then get touch with the Hart Pantry, where food packages and other items are proved for them.
Here are some of schools participating in this mission: Peoria Unified School District, eight high schools; Dysart, five high schools; Glendale, seven high schools; Deer Valley High School.
Please help us to get the word out the community. Visit hartpantry.org.
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