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USC Alumni Day of Service – Join Us in Packing Blessing Bags for the Homeless

  • Mar 6, 2025
  • 2 min read

Los Angeles, CA, March 22, 2025: Imagine going to bed hungry, cold, and without the essentials to get through the day. Now, imagine the impact you could make by simply showing up. This USC Alumni Day of Service, we invite you to be part of something bigger than yourself, something life-changing.


The photo shows three volunteers wearing orange safety vests and gloves, holding yellow trash bags while participating in a community cleanup effort at an urban intersection.

In partnership with XTC KREATiiONS Tattoos, the Foster & Banks Walk in Faith Foundation is hosting Ar’s Blessings Bags Pack for the Homeless. This volunteer-driven event will take place on Saturday, March 22, 2025, at 3959 Western Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90062, and we need you to help us bring comfort, dignity, and hope to those in need.

 

Why this matters


Los Angeles has one of the highest homeless populations in the country, and many individuals lack access to necessities like food, hygiene products, and warm clothing. Ar’s Blessings Bags are filled with these essentials, offering a touch of humanity to those often forgotten. By volunteering, you’re not just packing bags; you’re spreading kindness, restoring dignity, and reminding someone that they matter.

 

How you can help


We need passionate volunteers to join us in assembling and distributing these life-changing blessing bags. Whether you can spare an hour or the whole day, your time will make a world of difference.

By stepping up, you’re not just giving back; you’re setting an example of what community, love, and service should look like.

 

Be part of the change


No experience is necessary, just a heart willing to serve. This is your chance to turn compassion into action and make an impact that lasts far beyond one day.


Event details


  • Date: Saturday, March 22, 2025

  • Location: 3959 Western Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90062

  • Time: 10 am

 

Ready to make a difference?


Register now to volunteer: Register here or call 310-885-1409 for more information.

 

About Foster & Banks Walk in Faith Foundation


The Foster & Banks Walk in Faith Foundation is committed to serving underprivileged communities by providing resources, mentorship, and support to those in need. Through initiatives like Ar’s Blessings Bags, we strive to uplift, empower, and restore dignity to individuals facing hardship.

 

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