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We're Sweet On Soldiers

By Terri Relf, Contributing Writer
February 6, 2024 at 07:33pm. Views: 564

WE’RE SWEET ON SOLDIERS AT INLAND CENTER MALL

 

  In the heart of San Bernardino and just a hop, skip, and jump from Loma Linda at the Inland Center Mall, will be a collection site for Valentine’s and/or Thank You Cards and Supplies for Veterans and Soldiers now through February 13th. You can make handmade Valentine’s/Thank You Cards or purchase them and put in a special message of appreciation.  Supplies can be non-perishable food items, personal care products, batteries, T-Shirts etc.  Go to the mall website for more information at www.inlandcenter.com.    Drop off your Valentine’s/Thank You Cards and Supplies at the Security Info Booth in front of Macy’s at the mall.  All donations will be distributed by Help Heal Veterans.

This program was created by the Inland Center Mall in 2007 and to date has collected over 172,017 Cards and 149,789 Supplies for Veterans and Soldiers.  

WHEN:                 Now thru February 13, 2024

WHERE:               Security Info Booth in front of Macy’s

Inland Center Mall  909-884-7268

500 Inland Center Drive, San Bernardino

909-884-7268

 

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