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Dana Point Senior Center

Pantry #8216

Commodities: Thursday following 3rd wednesday of each month, 9-11:30AM. Brown Bag: 2nd and last Fridays of every month, unless month has 5 fridays, in which case it is the 3rd and last fridays of the month Must be age 60+

This listing was last updated May 28, 2015

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34052 Del Obispo Rd, Dana Point, CA 92629, USAGet Directions

Phone

949 496-4252
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Point of Contact

Kevin Evans

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