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Blankets, sweatshirts and jackets are needed for homeless and low-income residents this winter.
Serving People in Need, an Orange County charity, is collecting donations of warm clothing, canned food and unwrapped toys in good condition at a local drop-off center.
Donations will be accepted at Name of the Game Embroidery, 22722 Lambert St., #1702, Lake Forest, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday until Dec. 22.
To schedule a donation pickup, call organizer Aida O’Brien of Saddleback Business Associates at (949) 716-6436.
Serving People in Need also is seeking volunteers to provide legal services to working mothers, transportation assistance and mentoring and tutoring services.
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