Shane Harris with the People’s Association of Justice Advocates says he has been in contact with Mexican leaders and federal officials to take the donated items to migrants.
SAN DIEGO — A group of local organizations is coming together and calling on San Diegans to donate items to help the migrants waiting at the border in anticipation of Title 42's expiration. They say this is a humanitarian crisis and are hoping community members step in to help.
The group says their next goal is to reach out to the mayor of Tijuana and Baja's governor in hopes of also receiving donations from the other side. If you’re interested in donating, you can visit the donation drop-off location at the San Diego Black Contractors Association's headquarters: 6125 Imperial Ave., San Diego, CA 92114.
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