Project Boon Partners with Inland Valley Recovery Services (IVRS) To Boost Community Outreach

    SAN BERNARDINO, CA, December 14, 2018 /24-7PressRelease/ -- The holiday season is upon us, and that means that local non-profit Project Boon (www.projectboon.org) is once again teaming up with San Bernardino's Inland Valley Recovery Services (www.inlandvalleyrecovery.org) to host their third FREE holiday based event of the year. For the third straight year, Project Boon will support the existing event, helping IVRS expand their reach to underserved communities and those in recovery, by hosting holiday meals, health services, Santa and toys!

In 2015, when IVRS was running their holiday events on their own, they were able to serve 200 of the San Bernardino area's most needy individuals. With Project Boon's assistance and resources, that number jumped to serving 600 residents. This year, both IVRS and Project Boon are expecting even more attendees at the Christmas event, being held on December 19th from 12-4pm at the IVRS San Bernardino facility, 939 N. D St San Bernardino, CA. In addition to serving up traditional, authentic holiday meals and a family-like environment to those who might not otherwise have them, the IVRS holiday events will provide:

• Health and resource vendors
• A clothing closet for men, women and children
• Games and crafts for kids
• Raffle prizes
• A visit from Santa Claus himself
• Stockings and toys

Additionally, IVRS and Project Boon have arranged for free OmniTrans passes, San Bernardino County's Public Transit System, so that all interested attendees have a way of making it to and from the event. Interested attendees who need OmniTrans passes can contact IVRS to arrange to receive these passes.

Committed to helping those in need, especially people who are trying to better themselves or others, Project Boon's partnership with IVRS is its effort to make a difference in the Inland Empire community.

For additional commentary from Project Boon or to schedule an interview with Chris Suchánek, please contact David Velasquez at (951) 305-3038 or email [email protected]

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