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Volunteers will Walk & Knock on Saturday

Designated grocery bag for donations is in today's Post-Record

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Last year, donations collected by Walk & Knock volunteers were brought to the Tidland Corp., parking lot in Camas, one of 10 drop off sights throughout Clark County. There, the non-perishable food items were boxed up and loaded into a truck by volunteers including members of Boy Scout and Girl Scout troops and other service organizations. This year's Walk & Knock food drive is scheduled for Saturday. Volunteers will begin picking up donations at 9 a.m.

In Clark County’s largest food drive on Saturday, thousands of pounds of food will be collected in an event that is made possible by the efforts of thousands of volunteers.

Inside today’s Post-Record, readers will find a Walk & Knock grocery bag that can be filled with non-perishable food and left on front doorsteps Saturday by 9 a.m.

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