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Giving Tuesday

Nov 29, 2017

Giving Tuesday is over for another year, and with your help we managed to raise over $3,000, with our match donor of $1,500. We never could have done it without your help, and we are so excited to see the good things that we’ll be able to do in the coming year.

Thank you so, so much to everyone who supported us. We are touched by your belief in us and in our mission, and we are so lucky to operate in such a wonderful and caring community. We look forward to working together with you in the coming year!

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