Salvation Army Seeks Donations at Trailer
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Public donations of reusable clothing, furniture, appliances and other household items are being accepted at a Salvation Army trailer that recently has been placed in Fullerton.
The goods are collected and sold in Salvation Army thrift stores to raise money for the army’s Orange County Adult Rehabilitation Center. The center provides a program that annually helps more than 500 Orange County men overcome substance addictions.
The trailer is in the Orangefair Mall parking lot at Harbor Boulevard and Orangethorpe Avenue.
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