CRANBERRY TWP — Coldwell Banker Real Estate Services is collecting jars of peanut butter for Feeding America through Sept. 25.

At the end of the peanut butter drive, the donations will be delivered to the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank.

“Peanut butter is one of the most requested food items for local food banks because of its nutritional protein value,” said George Hackett, president of Coldwell Banker Real Estate Services. “Each of our 12 offices in the Greater Pittsburgh area have a collection box in the lobby where donations can be dropped off.”

The organization has offices in Cranberry Township as well as various other locations throughout the region.

To support this cause with a monetary donation, contact Penny Kennedy at penny.kennedy@pittsburghmoves.com or 412-548-1204.

CRANBERRY TWP — The Victory Group offers free, Christ-centered recovery groups at Victory Family Church every Tuesday from 7 to 8 p.m.The group offers support and assistance to those seeking to live free from substance or emotional addiction, including addiction to alcohol, drugs, pornography, gambling and for women trapped in a cycle of destructive relationships. Victory Group also ministers to the family and friends of those struggling with addiction.Anonymity is protected and registration is not required. Refreshments are served at 6:30 p.m. and free child care is available.For more information, visit www.recoveratvictory.com.

ZELIENOPLE — Each year, thousands of educators, caregivers and aging adults across the country focus their efforts on one goal: preventing falls.Lutheran SeniorLife will do the same with its Fall Prevention Awareness Day event on Sept. 23.The event will begin at 9 a.m. on Passavant Community’s campus at 105 Burgess Drive in Zelienople, in its Abundant Life Center and will finish at St. John Specialty Care Center at 500 Wittenberg Way in Mars, in the chapel at 4 p.m.Activities will focus on fall prevention education with informational speakers, classes, community vendors, walker and cane fittings, and giveaways.The event is free and open to the public.