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Chartiers Center Spreads Holiday Cheer

Dec 11, 2019

A very special thank you to all the Chartiers Center’s angels! Because of you we were able to fulfill the wishes for 67 consumers.

Last year we fulfilled the wishes of 40 so this was a big jump. Many thanks to the staff and Board of Directors for their support.

angel gifts 2019

The pictures below are from a friends gathering to pack bags for our homeless consumers. The bags were filled with scarves, gloves, socks, water, lip balm and some snacks. Thanks to those who donated products and to those packing the bags.

LB contenets of bags     LB and friends LB bags
Thank you to all for making the holiday brighter for our consumers.
 

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