Remland Insurance Collecting Mary’s Kitchen Donations for the Holidays
Here at Remland Insurance, we feel very fortunate and blessed to have had a steady and consistent flow of customers here in our office since 1951. Our staff is passionate about the City of Orange and many volunteer at local charities weekly.
During this holiday season, join the staff at Remland Insurance as we collect donation items to take to Mary’s Kitchen here in Orange. Mary’s serves hundreds of less fortunate community member’s each week, providing them with meals, clothing and necessities for daily living. Donations can be dropped off at our office Monday-Friday between the hours of 8:00am-4:30pm. Remland Insurance is located at 636 E. Chapman Ave., Orange CA.
If you do not have the ability to bring donations to our office, there is another way YOU can help! Simply “like” the Remland Insurance page on Facebook, and $1.00 will be donated!
DONATION ITEMS NEEDED: Clothing, Warm Coats, Sleeping Bags, Canned Goods, Toiletries and more!
A bit more about Mary’s Kitchen: In 1984, 82 year old Mary McAnena helped a homeless woman in Hart Park, Orange, California. This was the beginning of Mary’s Kitchen. In 1994 the Kitchen moved to 517 West Struck in Orange, California. In 1995 the St. Joseph Health System Foundation granted the Kitchen the funds to buy modular buildings. Mary’s Kitchen had a permanent home. Mary’s Kitchen is staffed 100% by volunteers and underwritten by private donations from individuals, churches, local corporations, grocery stores, caterers, students from local schools including Chapman University and others. On average 100 people come to the Kitchen each day for breakfast, a hot meal, a bag lunch to go for dinner, hot showers, clean clothes and attention from caring volunteers who give them hope. Mary passed away in December of 2003 at 100 years old, but her memory lives on weekly as volunteers gather to prepare meals and serve the local community daily. This holiday season; join Remland Insurance Services as we collect donations to re-stock the shelves of Mary’s Kitchen.
