-- WE
REACHED OUT TO THE OFFICE
OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET FOR
COMMENT.
WE WILL LET YOU KNOW WHAT THEY
SAY.
ANNA: LOCAL LAW SCHOOL STUDENTS
ARE STEPPING UP TO HELP HOMELESS
PEOPLE IN OUR AREA WITH SOME
BASIC NEEDS.
THEY HANDED OUT CARE PACKAGES
TODAY AT O-BRYANT PARK IN
DOWNTOWN PORTLAND, THE KITS
CONTAINED EVERYDAY ITEMS MOST OF
US TAKE FOR GRANTED.
SOCKS, TOOTHBRUSHES, TOOTHPASTE,
SOME OF THE KITS WERE ALSO
INTENDED FOR THE PETS OF
HOMELESS PEOPLE WITH ITEMS
DONATED BY .
ONE OF THE LEWIS AND CLACK LAW
SCHOOL STUDENTS WHO HELPED PUT
ON THE EVENT SAYS HELPING OTHERS
IS A REFRESHING CHANGE-UP FROM
STUDYING.
I FOCUS ON MYSELF THE ENTIRE
YEAR AND A HALF THAT I BEEN AT
LEWIS AND CLARK.
GIVING BACK, THIS IS ONE OF THE
HIGHLIGHTS OF MY LAW SCHOOL
CAREER.
REPORTER: THE LAW STUDENTS
TEAMED UP WITH THE GROUP POTLUCK
IN THE PARK TO MAKE THIS HAPPEN,
THEY GAVE OUT MORE THAN 300
