Help Fill the ERV with KPUG

Help Fill the ERV with KPUG

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The American Red Cross responds to an emergency every eight minutes. Emergency Response Vehicles (ERV) are on the scene when disaster strikes with food, water and emotional support. To keep helping our community, they need help from us. This Friday, help fill the ERV with the supplies it needs to continue its support in times of need. Join Tessa at the Barkley Haggen from 1p-3p or you can also donate throughout the day at any of the 15 Haggen locations. We’ll see you at the Barkley Haggento help fill the ERV Friday from 1p-3p with KPUG – The Sports Leader.

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