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Catholic Charities Helps Fire Victims Replace Spoiled Food | Reno News
Catholic Charities of Northern Nevada is stepping in to help families hit hard by the Hawk Fire, opening their Downtown Food Pantry and Essentials Closet for extended hours on August 26-27 to replace spoiled food from power outages. With CEO Marie Baxter emphasizing the emotional toll of coming home to ruined groceries, they’re offering dairy, meat, produce, frozen meals, and household items — all requiring just ID or proof of evacuation. This isn’t just aid; it’s a lifeline for neighbors rebuilding from loss. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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