Augusta, GA
Empty Stocking Christmas Fund provides CSRA kids with gifts
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – The Empty Stocking Fund CSRA is helping to provide kids and parents with gifts this Christmas.
Parents can apply at the empty stocking fund for gifts that they feel like their child will want.
A $35 donation covers one child.
The managing partner of the Empty Stocking Fund spoke about why it matters to be able to provide this to parents.
Brittany Burnett said: “Everyone is feeling the crunch in their wallets at the grocery store, the gas pump, or anywhere else we’re all feeling it in different ways. And for many hard-working families in our community, there is no extra, there is no margin and there is no room for holiday gifts for their kids.”
People can go to Empty Stocking Fund CSRA all year to donate.
Burnett estimates they will help 1,300 kids and can help even more based on donations. Christmas donations need to be in by tomorrow or Wednesday this week.
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Augusta, GA
Aaron Bradshaw, Ohio State topple No. 4 Kentucky
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Augusta, GA
Groups partner to offer hygiene items for Augusta community
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – Precious Pearls Mentoring and Purposed to Inspire spent Saturday morning passing out hygiene bags and purses filled with essential items.
This year, for the first time, the two organizations decided to join together as a way to make an even bigger impact.
“Better together. We make more of an impact when we decide to bring things together and we can create a better impact,” said Patrice Canty with Purposed to Inspire.
Leaders say they’ve noticed the need for help is not slowing down.
If you are interested in donating, the biggest need right now is for children’s jackets and blankets.
For more information or to support in any way, visit https://preciouspearlsmentoring.com/.
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