Politics & Government

Mayor Declares "Day Of Concern For The Hungry"

Volunteers will collect donations for the Renton Rotary Salvation Army Food Bank on Saturday, Sept. 24

Mayor Law has joined with other Mayors throughout King County to declare September 24 the 19th Annual Mayor’s Day of Concern for the Hungry. 


“Our food banks are facing an unprecedented increase in demand for food and unfortunately there are fewer donations,” said Mayor Denis Law. “Together we can help a lot of families and I urge everyone in our community to donate.”


The food donated on this day will substantially reduce the growing crisis of hunger in our community, according to a press release from the City.

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Volunteers will collect donations this Saturday, Sept. 24 in Renton at the Fairwood Safeway Store, 14060 Southeast Petrovitsky; QFC, 4800 Northeast 4th Street; and Albertsons, 4621 Northeast Sunset Boulevard from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.  All donations make that day will go to the , which serves approximately 1,500 families each month.

Volunteers will be available to suggest specific food donations, and will have a list of preferred items. Cash donations will also accepted.
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