Neighbors 4 Neighbors Honored With Proclamation For 20th Anniversary

July 19, 2012 5:44 PM

Neighbors 4 Neighbors received a proclamation from the Miami-Dade County Commission Thursday July 19, 2012 (CBS4)

Reporting Nicole Maristany

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MIAMI (CBS4) – The City Commission of Miami-Dade County presented Neighbors 4 Neighbors with a special proclamation in honor of their upcoming 20^th anniversary.

The proclamation marked July 19, 2012 as “Neighbors 4 Neighbors Day” by Commissioner Lynda Bell from District 8 and her colleagues. Bell described the relief work Neighbors 4 Neighbors did in her district of South Miami-Dade after Hurricane Andrew and how the organization continues to serve the community today.

For more information on Neighbors 4 Neighbors, visit neighbors4neighbors.org or call their phone bank at 305-597-4404.