Target Zero, local first responders hold Basin-wide food drive
Left to right, Moses Lake firefighters Travis Svilar and Bob Horst unload some cans being donated by Wes Hunter in Moses Lake for the Central Basin Target Zero food drive on Saturday afternoon.
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald
Left to right, MLPD Capt. Dave Sands, Alison Mitchell, Nicholas Palmer with Washington State Patrol, Emmett Daniels, Liam Daniels, Megan Cahill, Brandon Daniels, and Moses Lake Firefighters Travis Svilar and Bob Horst pose together after Daniels and Cahill dropped off a load of donations on Saturday in Moses Lake.
Moses Lake firefighter Bob Horst hands Target Zero Manager Alison Mitchell a box of food donated on Saturday afternoon at Walmart in Moses Lake.
Face masks were available for anyone interested at locations across Grant County set up for the Central Basin Target Zero food drive on Saturday afternoon.
Boxes filled up on Saturday at the Walmart in Moses Lake for the Basin-wide food drive held by Target Zero in partnership with local law enforcement, fire, and EMS.
The Target Zero program partnered with local law enforcement, fire, and EMS workers in Grant County over the weekend during a Basin-wide food drive to support food banks. Collection stations were set up in Moses Lake, Ephrata, Soap Lake, Quincy and Royal City.
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