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Soda City, Columbia – As the sultry summer heat continues to persist, it’s crucial to remember that not everyone has the utilities to withstand it. The luxury of having a fan or air conditioner is unseen for many people, especially seniors, who often bear the brunt of summer heatwaves. In a bid to address this, the Columbia Police Department and Community Services Bureau are stepping up.
In a great display of community solidarity and care, the Columbia Police Department and the Community Services Bureau have called upon the citizens of Soda City to donate fans and air conditioners. This initiative aims to aid the most vulnerable segments of the community, including the elderly. The donations collected will provide much-needed relief during these sweltering summer months.
Drop-off locations for the initiative have been strategically set up around Soda City for public convenience. Donations can be made at the Columbia Police Department HQ located on 1 Justice Square, and the Community Services Bureau at the Busby Street Community Center on 1735 Busby Street.
Soda City’s community has always shown an outpouring of kindness and generosity, and this initiative is no exception. The community’s effort to support the Columbia Police Department and the Community Services Bureau in their noble cause is highly commendable.
Citizens are encouraged to spread the word and contribute as much as they can to this initiative. Sharing this information further can help keep fellow citizens informed, prepared, and connected during these testing times. Every small aid counts and amplifies the overall impact of the collective benevolent efforts.
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