WASA, Bread for the Soul Team to Deliver Holiday Gifts to Families Living with HIV/AIDS

December 09, 2005

WASA distributes toys, books, and meals collected for HIV/AIDS Families

When:
Saturday, December 17, 2005
8:30 am – 11:00 am – Basket preparation (at WASA)
11:00 am – 4:00 pm – Delivery (around D.C.)

Who:
The DC Water and Sewer Authority (WASA)and Bread for the Soul, Inc.

Where:
Residences throughout the District ofColumbia

Background:
Over the past four years, WASA has worked closely with Bread for the Soul, Inc., a local nonprofit grassroots organization, to provide holiday relief for families affected by HIV/AIDS. WASA employees adopt approximately 50-75 families throughout the city, and collect toys, food, cash donations, and other gifts to deliver to them during the holiday season. The items are collected during the two-week period prior to the delivery date (December 17), and then staff volunteers pack the gift baskets and deliver them throughout the city to needy families that have been identified by Bread for the Soul, Inc.

Contacts:
Millree Williams or Aleizha Batson, WASA Office of Public Affairs, (202) 787-2200
Chuck Hicks, Founder and President, Bread for the Soul, Inc. (202) 488-3404

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