To the Editor:
The St. Francis Human Concerns Department along with Family Support Services would like to take this time to thank the community residents, volunteers and businesses that made the “Gift of Warmth” project possible this year.
Our community assisted 280 families who struggle to provide their 700 children with warm clothing this winter. The “Gift of Warmth” project provides children living within our community warm clothing, coats, blankets, comforters and footwear.
January 17, 2018
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