Sergeant hosts fundraiser this Friday: ‘Bagging for Bucks’ benefits Special Olympics programming

Sergeant Todd Finato, far right, helps bag groceries for his ‘Bagging for Bucks' event that benefits the Special Olympics.

Working to help keep the community safe by day as a police officer, Todd Finato also has a pet project that benefits the community as well.

The San Mateo County sheriff’s sergeant is spearheading a fundraiser “Bagging for Bucks” for the third year in a row. The event, at Bianchini’s Market in both San Carlos and Portola Valley, takes place this Friday and benefits the Special Olympics of Northern California. Last year, Finato helped raise $4,000 for the organization in just a few hours.

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