Winning Spirit Magazine January - February 2019

LHM Charities Donations for November and December 2018 ARIZONA New Pathways for Youth Educare Arizona Don’t be a Chump! Check for a Lump! Paradise Valley Emergency Food Bank Hope’s Crossing Kitchen on the Street Maggie’s Place Salvation Army Operation 13:2 Habitat for Humanity Tucson CALIFORNIA Children’s Fund COLORADO Impact on Education Ronald McDonald House So. Colorado Colorado Springs Conservatory Foundation Community Partnership for Child Development IDAHO Reuseum Educational Children’s Home Society of Idaho NEW MEXICO Masonic School for Children With Learning Disabilities University of New Mexico Foundation Albuquerque Public Schools Foundation SAFE House Locker #505: Students Clothing Bank Joy Junction IDAHO Warm Is Where the Heart Is Boise Dealerships Help Provide Coats for Homeless UTAH Five for the Fight Foundation Folds of Honor Sandy Area Chamber Young Entrepreneurs Academy Sons of Baseball Foundation Amber Haven Foundation Switchpoint Resource Center Family Promise of Ogden Christmas Box International People Helping People Rural Adult Senior Services - ATTACH Tennis and Tutoring Program Utah Foster Care Salt Lake Acting Company Mountainlands Community Health Center Whispering Canyons Foundation For the ninth year in a row, LHM Dealerships in Boise have been the driving force behind a community coat drive that seeks warm winter coats for the homeless population of the city. The drive supports the Boise Rescue Mission, which provides shelter to more than 400 homeless families and individuals each night. Their goal is to restore dignity, a sense of purpose, and hope to those struggling with homelessness. “As the temperature cools and the snow starts to fall, there is a critical need for those who are vulnerable in the community to stay warm,” said Rev. Bill Roscoe. “Coats are a major need during the winter season as many of our homeless guests do not have adequate winter clothing.” The coat drive began on November 20th and ran through December 7th , and more than 300 coats were collected.. As a result of these efforts, many of those in need were able to stay warm and to have a brighter holiday season than they might have otherwise. ◆ “As the temperature cools and the snow starts to fall, there is a critical need for those who are vulnerable in the community to stay warm.” Reverend Bill Roscoe Boise Rescue Mission LHMWSM.com 9

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