HOPEww partners with Sacramento Church of Christ and Feed The Children to serve fire ravaged area in California

Shane Engel • November 17, 2018


The HOPE worldwide Global Disaster Response team, Feed the Children and the Sacramento Metro Church of Christ are teaming up to provide a semi-truck full of relief supplies for those affected by the Camp Fire in around Paradise, California.

Funded by a generous donation from The NASCAR Foundation, Feed the Children is providing a semi-truck of food and essentials for 400 families in the area.

Volunteers from HOPE worldwide and the Sacramento Metro Church of Christ will distribute food and hygiene products to families in the area. Those needing support can drive up or walk up to the event.

The 400 food boxes have 20lbs of non-perishable food and the 400 Hygiene Boxes have 10lbs of hygiene supplies. Each box will supply a group of 4 for 3-4 days.


Event: HOPE worldwide , Feed the Children and the Sacramento Metro Church of Christ will be distributing food and hygiene products in Chico, California.

Date of Event: Sunday, November 18, 2018

Time of Event: 2-4:00 PM PST


The new address is: 465 Cal Oak Rd, Oroville, CA 95965


We hope you can support this endeavor.


Kind Regards,

Shane Engel


VP HOPE worldwide

Chief Communications Officer

9449 Balboa Ave, #311 | San Diego, CA 92123

cell: (619)616-1811

shane.engel@hopeww.org

www.hopeww.org

Bringing hope.

You can reach Disaster Dave Tomlinson at dave.tomlinson@hopeww.org for more information.

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