Gratitude for Kindness to Disabled Adults
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Several Agoura Hills businesses recently gave a very generous donation of food, toiletries and paper goods to our program at Villa Esperanza, a nonprofit corporation for developmentally disabled adults.
We thank McDonald’s, Lumber City, Jack-in-the-Box and Agoura Equipment Rentals for this great kindness arranged by the retired restaurateur and founder of Santa Comes to Agoura, George Annino.
JOHN EICHER
Agoura
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