LaurelHurst residents help others keep warm

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The residents at LaurelHurst were cold one day and decided others might be, too.  They collected over 50 items including blankets, scarves, hats, gloves and coats to give to Thermal Belt Outreach Ministry. Vennie Abrams with Outreach was so nice to receive the items with a big, gracious thankful smile. “It’s so nice to be able to give back” said one of the residents, and indeed it is.

– Submitted by Jennifer Thompson

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