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Helpful Guys in Blue Invade Culver City

The Honda Helpful Guys in Blue were spotted out and about in Culver City over the weekend doing everything from picking up litter to handing out much-needed bottles of water to residents.

The brutal heat over the weekend was enough for many people to wish there was someone on hand to turn up with an ice-cold bottle of water. For many locals, that’s exactly what happened.

The Honda Helpful Guys in Blue headed to Culver City and were spotted not just handing out water, but also helping shoppers load up their groceries at , assisting at with a fun, obstacle course and cleaning up at the Boneyard dog park.

2012 marks the 6th year that the Honda Helpful Guys in Blue have gone out into Southern California communities to do everything from hosting pet adoptions and providing care packages over the holidays, to distributing hot meals at homeless shelters, offering umbrella escorts on rainy days and even providing complimentary coffee to help students get through finals.

Did you see the Helpful Guys in Blue this weekend? Did they help you out? Tell us in the comments section, below.

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