"We've gone as far as Victorville, Yucaipa to pick up," Jolee told NBC4. The organization has filed a report with the Los Angeles Police Department.
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It has California license plate #6A85971 and is registered under World Harvest Food Bank. The white, 2000 International truck is emblazoned with the organization’s logo, their phone number and a plea to "Donate Now!" As the largest nonprofit provider of basic human needs in Sacramento County, we take our mission one-step further by.
The 28-foot bobtail truck with lift gate was taken from the organization’s lot at 1014 West Venice Boulevard, Jolee said. "Therefore, we will have hundreds of families that we help this time of year go without food."įounder Glen Curado said someone broke the gate and took the truck between Saturday evening and Monday. "We have many generous donors calling us for merchandise pick up and without this truck many of the donations will not be picked up," said Nikki Jolee, president and CEO, in a statement released Tuesday. The website of World Harvest Worship Center, a non-denominational Spirit-Filled ministry located in Gibsonton Florida. It’s also important to note that the history of every first-world nation shows that their economic transformation was led by. Harvest of Hope had help from farmer volunteers, Vaderstad, and local agriculture companies to get the crop seeded this spring. According to the World Bank, 78 of poor people live in rural communities and participate directly in agriculture. Other pantries have set hours where you can pick up food. The theft of a truck belonging to World Harvest Food Bank is threatening Thanksgiving food distribution, and the organization is pleading for the public’s help to find the collection truck stolen over the weekend. At The World Food Bank, we are focused on ending hunger and extreme poverty in developing nations. The World Harvest Food Bank requests a 40 donation (cash, debit or EBT) or a four-hour volunteer shift in exchange for a cart of groceries.
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