6K Walk to Benefit O.C.’s Homeless, Needy
A 6-kilometer walk along the beach Oct. 5 will raise money for the needy and homeless of Orange County.
Walk of Love, sponsored by ESA, an ecumenical service alliance, is open to the public.
It will begin at 8 a.m. at Lake Park on 12th and Main streets in Huntington Beach and follow the coastline.
ESA serves about 6,000 people every month. Information: (714) 960-2254.
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