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Come support local charities while enjoying the stunning Christmas trees each non-profit has put together for Yakima Valley Museum's Annual Holiday Light Extravaganza

Looking to get rid of that Un-eaten Halloween candy? There's a place in Yakima that will take it for you and donate it to troops overseas to give them a piece of home.

Fun!

It's a great time to enjoy the season and give back to charities in the community. The festive time at the local museum happens December 7 through December 18.

In a post on their official Facebook page earlier today, the Salvation Army food bank in downtown Yakima announced that it will be giving away free chicken for anyone that wants to come pick it up.

What happens when a stray or abandoned cat or dog needs an amputation in order to survive?

Camp Hope, Yakima's homeless encampment that was established in 2017, are asking for your donations to help keep those that are already suffering enough a bit more comfortable during this wickedly hot summer.

The good people at Yakima Valley Pet Rescue are asking for your help in finding temporary foster homes for dogs, cats, puppies and kittens until a permanent, loving home can be found.

Yakima's Union Gospel Mission (located at 1300 North First Street) is in desperate need of cash donations to continue to help feed, clothe and shelter the homeless here in town. With the Easter holiday rapidly approaching, the charitable sanctuary sent out a heartfelt plea.

The Yakima Humane Society has sent out an S.O.S. and are in desperate need of dog and cat food and other supplies to help feed and take care of their rescue animals.

Yakima's Union Gospel Mission (located at 1300 North First Street) is in desperate need of cash donations to continue to help feed, clothe and shelter the homeless here in town.

The City of Yakima does offer city residents an option for Christmas tree disposal.