Contacos County Supervisor John Gioia will attend the annual event today to give away books and hoodie free of charge to students and staff at unregistered Richmond Cape Verde primary school.This hooded jersey was purchased from Richmond.Print based on left.A volunteer, Xixiang village.Books provide organizations that promote literacy.The hoodie was donated by local businesses, including Chevron, Republican services and Sims Metal Management.There is also a festival fund-raising event involving four restaurants, including Richmond's Galaxy dessert and El Cerrito's South Korean Jiangnan tofu, Uncle Huang and Los more.Some individuals, public service organizations and foundations have also contributed to the cause.According to Gioia staff, students in Cape Verde live in one of the poorest areas of the Gulf regionThis is the 20-year holiday event held by the supervisor for the school."The Way West County residents support the children of nortrechmond during each holiday season is proof of their community commitment," Gioia said in a statement .".The activity starts at 8: 30 a.m.m.At Cape Verde Primary School today, 2000 Giaramita St.Richmond NorthAll rights reserved©Gulf City News Limited 2018Re-publication, replay or any other re-use without express written consent of Gulf City News Ltd.is prohibited.