Event Gallery: RWA Pledge to Humanity

Families gather at the Raiders facility in Alameda in order to make sandwiches to be delivered to homeless shelters and food banks.

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In addition, the RWA also brought toiletry items, which were packed be the members and their families and later delivered toiletry items which went to assisting clients at the Alameda County Family Justice Center, which a one-stop center, with 30 onsite and over 50 offsite agencies and programs, for individuals and families experiencing domestic violence, stalking, sexual assault and exploitation, child abuse, child abduction, elder and dependent adult abuse, and human trafficking.
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In addition, the RWA also brought toiletry items, which were packed be the members and their families and later delivered toiletry items which went to assisting clients at the Alameda County Family Justice Center, which a one-stop center, with 30 onsite and over 50 offsite agencies and programs, for individuals and families experiencing domestic violence, stalking, sexual assault and exploitation, child abuse, child abduction, elder and dependent adult abuse, and human trafficking.

In addition, the RWA also brought toiletry items, which were packed be the members and their families and later delivered toiletry items which went to assisting clients at the Alameda County Family Justice Center, which a one-stop center, with 30 onsite and over 50 offsite agencies and programs, for individuals and families experiencing domestic violence, stalking, sexual assault and exploitation, child abuse, child abduction, elder and dependent adult abuse, and human trafficking.
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In addition, the RWA also brought toiletry items, which were packed be the members and their families and later delivered toiletry items which went to assisting clients at the Alameda County Family Justice Center, which a one-stop center, with 30 onsite and over 50 offsite agencies and programs, for individuals and families experiencing domestic violence, stalking, sexual assault and exploitation, child abuse, child abduction, elder and dependent adult abuse, and human trafficking.

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