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Nonprofits » United Way Recognizes Efforts of Holiday Haulers

United Way Recognizes Efforts of Holiday Haulers

Foodbank Holiday Haulers, left to right, Chris and Lisa Cullen and Leana Finley of Montecito Landscape, Bob Kingston of All Around Landscape Supply and Derrick Yee of Abe Nursery. (Montecito Landscape courtesy photo)

By Michelle Nelson, Noozhawk Managing Editor | Published on 01.05.2010

The Foodbank Holiday Haulers, organized by Lisa Cullen of Montecito Landscape, have been recognized as Outstanding Volunteers by the United Way of Santa Barbara County.

The Holiday Haulers are business owners who donated their time, trucks and manpower during the holiday season to transport donated food to the Foodbank of Santa Barbara County.

According to United Way, Foodbank community relations manager Diane Hadighi estimated that the Holiday Haulers brought in more than 10,000 pounds of food.

— Noozhawk managing editor Michelle Nelson can be reached at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).

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