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The Trinity United Presbyterian Church has pledged to donate $4,000 to Project PATH, a central Orange County drug- and alcohol-prevention program.
The group organizes community forums and works with police departments and school districts to prevent drug use among young people.
Project PATH will accept the donation at a ceremony at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at the church, 13922 N. Prospect Ave.
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