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Salzman To Host 30,000 Pound Food, Car Seat Giveaway Saturday
March 15, 2024
Rep. Michelle Salzman and partners will host a giveaway with 30,000 pounds of fresh food and hundreds of car seats for District 1 residents on Saturday, March 16.
The event will take place starting at 7:30 a.m. while supplies remain at Marcus Pointe Baptist Church at 6205 North W Street in Pensacola.
This event will be a drive-thru for food with a designated space for walk-up, and a separate space for people to pick up their car seats. Vehicles should not line up earlier than 7:00 a.m.
Car seats were limited and have all been claimed by early registrants. Recipients have been emailed and must pick up their car seat between 8 am and 11 a.m. on the day of the event, with no exceptions.
“These quarterly community outreach events I have hosted for several years could not be possible without partners like Kevin Stephens, Jessica Lee (Kia Autosports), and of course our Farm Share team. Myself, the sheriff, our county commissioners, and others have truly been honored to serve our community in this way,” Salzman said.
NorthEscambia.com file photo.
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After review of instant replay from yesterday’s event at Marcus Point Baptist Church, I wanted to recognize the high standard of performance exhibited by Jennifer Harrison, the Executive Director for Food Distribution for State Representative Michelle Salzman. Jennifer has lots of support and help from many others, but her organizational skills made the food distribution a very successful event. A multitude of factors come into play to make an event of this size and scope possible, and Jennifer met every diverse demand and challenge with an exceptional ability to lead and motivate others. It’s my pleasure to serve with her to ensure the people in need in this community are taken care of. None of this would be possible without the vision of Rep. Michelle Salzman. Michelle consistently places mission first and her personal interest second. Thanks, Jennifer! Well Done! Neal