Fallbrook Youth Advocacy Coalition participated in a pre-Memorial Day weekend sticker campaign

stack of stickers with thought bubbles — Fallbrook Youth Advocacy Coalition members placed these stickers on cases of beer at local liquor and grocery stores Friday ahead of Memorial Day weekend. The stickers reminded shoppers say “No” to alcohol purchase requests from underage drinkers. Mental Health Systems’ North Inland Community Prevention Program and the Fallbrook Regional Health District sponsor the youth coalition.

May contain: human, person, footwear, shoe, apparel, clothing, shop, and indoors — Fallbrook Youth Advocacy Coalition members Julisa Ordoñez, Maria Ordoñez and Guadalupe Carrillo place stickers on cases of beer at Albertson’s in Fallbrook Friday. The stickers reminded shoppers not to buy alcohol for underage drinkers over Memorial Day weekend. Mental Health Systems’ North Inland Community Prevention Program and the Fallbrook Regional Health District sponsor the youth coalition.

people standing in front of a fridge section in grocery store — Fallbrook Youth Advocacy Coalition members Fernando and Emanuel Oliveros place stickers on cases of beer at CVS in Fallbrook Friday. The stickers reminded shoppers not to buy alcohol for underage drinkers over Memorial Day weekend. Mental Health Systems’ North Inland Community Prevention Program and the Fallbrook Regional Health District sponsor the youth coalition.

a woman and man placing stickers on grocery items — Fallbrook Youth Advocacy Coalition members Vanessa Hernandez and Ishmael Guaderama place stickers on cases of beer at Rite Aid in Fallbrook Friday. The stickers reminded shoppers not to buy alcohol for underage drinkers over Memorial Day weekend. Mental Health Systems’ North Inland Community Prevention Program and the Fallbrook Regional Health District sponsor the youth coalition.

group of people — Fallbrook Youth Advocacy Coalition members (L to R) Ishmael Guaderama, Vanessa Hernandez, Mario Hernandez, Marcos Orozco Jr., Emanuel Oliveros, Jose Soto, Fernando Oliveros, Maria Ordoñez, Julisa Ordoñez and Guadalupe Carrillo stand in front of refrigerated coolers at CVS in Fallbrook Friday. The group placed stickers on cases of beer in the coolers during a campaign to remind shoppers not to buy alcohol for underage drinkers over Memorial Day weekend. Mental Health Systems’ North Inland Community Prevention Program and the Fallbrook Regional Health District sponsor the youth coalition.

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