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Biotech Exec on Mission to Feed Ukrainian Refugees Reports From World Central Kitchen in Poland
NBC 7’s Dave Summers spoke to a San Diego County tech executive who put his day job on pause to help Ukrainian refugees in Poland.
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Biotech Exec on Mission to Feed Ukrainian Refugees Reports From World Central Kitchen in Poland
With no political agenda, just a desire to help, a local biotech company executive signed up for duty at the World Central Kitchens in Poland to feed Ukrainian refugees.
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Escondido Business Owner Returns After Relief Mission in Ukraine
An Escondido business owner raised $60,000 and packed 16 suitcases with medical kits and other items to bring to families displaced by the war in Ukraine.
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This Country Has Been Named the World's Happiest for the Fifth Year in a Row
Finland has been named the world’s happiest country for the fifth year in a row, according to an annual report.
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A Parenting Expert Shares the 5 Toxic Mistakes That Can Make Kids More ‘Selfish and Entitled'
Small daily gestures of compassion and kindness can really impact the way your children show up for others. Here are the toxic parenting mistakes that can make kids more selfish and entitled, according to a parenting expert and child psychologist.
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Urgent Need for Puppy Raisers in San Diego: SoCal Nonprofit
Guide Dogs of America – Tender Loving Canines is seeking volunteer puppy raisers in San Diego to socialize the future service dogs and teach them basic obedience until they are old enough to get formal training.
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California Oil Spill: How to Help
An underwater pipeline leak off the coast of Huntington Beach, California, has sent tens of thousands of gallons of oil into the Pacific Ocean impacting wildlife and the environment and leaving many wondering: How can I help?
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‘Tarballs' Cover California Beach After Oil Spill
That’s not seaweed on the beach…After an oil spill closed beaches in Huntington Beach, California, crews are on the scene trying to clean up local wildlife and stop oil from clogging up rivers and harming marine life there. NBCLX Storyteller Chase Cain shows us a closed beach with oil all over the sand.
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County Animal Services Looking For Pet Adopters, Foster Homes, Volunteers
Following a recent influx of cats and dogs, the San Diego County Department of Animal Services’ two shelters are nearly full, and department officials are asking the public to consider adopting or fostering animals.
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Weekend Crowds Leave Piles of Trash in Mission Bay
With the warm weather, more people are crowding our coastline to enjoy the weekend, but there is an ugly side to all the fun. The weekend parties meant there was a huge pile of trash along the bay Sunday morning.
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California Launches Work-for-Shot Volunteer Program at COVID-19 Vaccination Sites
As COVID-19 vaccinations continue to ramp up across California, the state is deploying a work-for-a-shot program for volunteers.
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How to Donate Your $600 Stimulus Check to People in Need
If you’re doing OK financially during the coronavirus pandemic, you may want to consider donating your $600 stimulus check. Here’s how.
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The Yosemite Facelift Goes Local
The annual fall-starting event, which is all about cleaning the park after summer wraps, will be about sprucing your home turf in 2020.
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Teen uses her Wish for Clear The Shelters
It’s time to Clear The Shelters! Malou Nubla found an inspirational teenager in Oakland who is living with a debilitating disease but also helping to save animal lives.
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Carpenters Volunteer to Board Up Local Businesses
Local carpenters have volunteered to board up area businesses who fear they may be looted. NBC 7’s Nicole Gomez has more details.
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Local Carpenters Volunteer Time and Resources to Board up Small Businesses
About 20 local carpenters from the Southwest Region of Carpenters Local 619 helped roughly 15 downtown businesses board up windows and doors Friday morning, as a precaution should any civil unrest continue this weekend.
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‘Spirit of San Diego': Thousands of Volunteers Repair 300K Defective N95 Masks for Health Care Workers
Thanks to thousands of local volunteers, about 300,000 pieces of once-defective face masks can be used to protect medical staff at the forefront of the fight against COVID-19.
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Volunteers to Repair Hundreds of Thousands of Defective N95 Masks for San Diego Health Care Workers
About 100 San Diego volunteers have answered the call to repair hundreds of thousands of defective protective masks that would otherwise be unusable by local health care workers on the front lines of the fight against COVID-19.
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Chaldean Sisters Inspire Network of Volunteers to Shop for Elderly
NBC 7’s Dave Summers introduces us to two sisters who started a network of volunteers who shop for non-English speaking elderly folks.
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Chaldean Sisters Inspire Network of Volunteers to Shop for Elderly
Language and cultural barriers can make caring for the elderly in some San Diego communities difficult, but two sisters started a grass roots volunteer movement to help solve it. It was a post on Facebook of an older man staring at empty grocery shelves that compelled these two sisters to create COVID-19 Community Outreach. “We have to fix this....