EVENTS HAPPENING IN YOUR AREA.
The health and safety of partners, staff and the community are Second Harvest’s number-one priority. We have implemented the following procedures in response to the COVID-19 pandemic:
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Social distancing among staff and volunteers at Second Harvest
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Increased sanitization of high-touch surfaces throughout our facilities and fleet
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Increased sanitization and glove use procedures for our Mobile Market volunteers
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Activation of our business continuity plan and emergency response preparedness team
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Reinforcing our sanitation standards by reminding volunteers to wash their hands with soap and hot water frequently and to change the gloves we provide as often as necessary
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Volunteer Opportunities, Food Delivery Service and More – December 5
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Feeding Hope: Jocelyn’s Story
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Feeding Eastern Washington and North Idaho
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Feeding Eastern Washington and North Idaho
copyright 2020 Second Harvest. All rights reserved.
