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News and Feature Writer, The Denison Free Press
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By Gordon Wolf| Denison Bulletin & Review Verified The last day to drop off donations for Goodfellows is Monday, Dec. 16. Denison Goodfellows works in conjunction with West Central Community Action and this year will serve 140 children ages 12 and under from 55 families. Providing help to these children is possible only through the help of volunteers and the kindness of area businesses, individuals, families and organizations that donate food, money, new clothing and toys.
By Gordon Wolf| Denison Bulletin & Review Verified The Denison Goodfellows program is now accepting donations to help needy Crawford County children. Denison Goodfellows works in conjunction with West Central Community Action and this year will serve 140 children from 55 families. Providing help to these children is possible only through the help of volunteers and the kindness of area businesses, individuals, families and organizations that donate food, money, new clothing and toys.
By Gordon Wolf| Denison Bulletin & Review Verified The last day to drop off donations for Goodfellows is Monday, Dec. 16. Denison Goodfellows works in conjunction with West Central Community Action and this year will serve 140 children ages 12 and under from 55 families. Providing help to these children is possible only through the help of volunteers and the kindness of area businesses, individuals, families and organizations that donate food, money, new clothing and toys.
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The Denison Free Press