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Pavilions to Raise Money for Disabled Residents
Easter Seals will partner with Pavilions through April to raise money for those with disabilities.

The following is an edited press release from Easter Seals Southern California.
The Pavilions store at 29211 Heathercliff Road will spend April raising money for services provided by Easter Seals to local residents with disabilities.
Easter Seals is a non-profit organization that provides services for individuals with autism, developmental disabilities, physical and mental disabilities, and other special needs.
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“Easter Seals Southern California has seen first-hand the positive impact of the money raised by Vons and Pavilions stores in the last seven years of this campaign for people with disabilities,” says Mark Whitley, chief executive officer of Easter Seals Southern California. “With a continuing difficult economy and more state cuts for services to people with disabilities across California, their financial support is as important as ever.”
Throughout April, customers will be given the option at every check-out counter of making a contribution to Easter Seals Disability Services. Donations help Easter Seals provide job training and employment opportunities, pre-school and after-school services, and independent living options, among other services.
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Last year’s People With Disabilities campaign raised over $1 million in support of Easter Seals Southern California.
“Vons is a proud employer of many associates with disabilities and we want to ensure the good work of Easter Seals continues in this challenging economy,” says Lori Raya, president of Vons. “We also know that Easter Seals Southern California consistently ranks among the most-efficient charities at serving people with disabilities. We are proud to support their efforts in our community.”
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