JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Check your mailbox!  The Stamp Out Hunger food drive is Saturday and letter carriers have been dropping off donation bags at homes all over the First Coast this week.  

This is the 20th year of the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) Food Drive.  

The donation drive is designed to make giving easy.  All people have to do is put some non-perishable food in a bag and leave it by their mailboxes Saturday.  Postal workers will take the donations and transport them to Second Harvest of North Florida.  

ORANGE PARK, Fla. -- Sandra Lott had to pay a second company to remodel her kitchen because the first company took her money and did nothing and she doesn't know where the company is located. 

"They go back from Miami to South Carolina to Jacksonville," said Lott.

In 2009, the Army Reserves nurse used money earned while serving in Iraq to pay a company called Extreme Kitchen Exclusive for a makeover.

"A family member recommended them," said Lott.

She paid them $8,609 up front, but it did nothing. She went to her credit card and recovered $5,000 for the cabinets. Lott said the company still owes her $3,609, which was paid by check, for granite countertops that were never delivered.

"We just want a refund," said Lott, "because nothing has ever been done."

Calls to the company's Miami and South Carolina locations were unnecessary. The president of Extreme Kitchen Exclusive is Scott Schneidermesser.

BRUNSWICK, Ga. -- The Glynn County Police Department has arrested four people after receiving reports that they were walking around an apartment complex parking lot looking for unlocked vehicles.

Shortly before 1:30 a.m. on Tuesday, police were alerted to people walking around the parking lot of the Fox Run Apartment Complex located at 100 Walden Shores Drive in Brunswick, according to a news release from Captain Marissa Tindale with the Glynn County Police Department.

Tindale said a resident called 911 to report a "suspicous" white Cutlass that several people had gotten out of and were checking for unlocked vehicles in the parking lot of the complex.

A little bit after 1:30 a.m., police officers stopped the car near the apartments.