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LOS ANGELES (KABC) — As Southern California prepares for another round of heat this week, nonprofit organizations are in need of basic supplies, including cases of water.
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Covenant House California, a nonprofit that helps homeless teens and young adults, is asking the public to donate cases of bottled water to its Hollywood facility.
Last week, the group was down to just two cases.
Covenant House California also provides relief by transforming its support center – which is open five days a week – into a drop-in cooling center. The center is open to anyone looking for a place to cool off, access food and water, take a shower or do laundry.
The organization has also recently expanded access to “emergency overnights,” meaning a young person who needs a cool, safe place to sleep can stay on an emergency basis, even if they have not yet completed an intake or been added to the queue.
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Where can we drop off cases of water?
Cases can be dropped off at 1325 N Western Avenue Monday through from 9 to 5 p.m.
To learn more about Covenant House California, click here.
Hit play in the video player above to watch the full interview with Covenant House California Chief Development Officer Alana Weinroth on Eyewitness News at 8 a.m.
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