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Native non-profit presents the neighborhood with a coat and meals drive 

By Editorial Board Published December 22, 2024 2 Min Read
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Native non-profit presents the neighborhood with a coat and meals drive 

LANSING, Mich.(WLNS)—With only some extra days till Christmas, a Mid-Michigan non-profit is gifting the neighborhood with important objects this vacation season. 

Dozens of vehicles lined up an hour earlier than the 2nd annual Coat and Meals Drive Saturday afternoon. 

Coire Luckett, President and Government Director of Consider Household Outreach says the occasion’s function was to unfold a little bit of Christmas cheer and lend a serving to hand to the neighborhood. 

“Effectively there’s so many individuals within the space which can be deprived or may not have the cash to get further issues, nevertheless it’s chilly out, and we would like everybody to be heat,” stated Luckett. 

Every family was given a bag of frozen greens and contemporary meat. 

She says neighborhood members additionally acquired laundry detergent, floss, deodorant, and lotion. 

Luckett says they gave away 119 coats, and 350 baggage of contemporary rooster. 

As a former teenage mom, Luckett says she understands what it’s wish to face adversity, which impressed her to assist struggling households. 

“You have families for whatever reasons might not have the money or the resources to do this. So, to be able to impact,” said Luckett. “It’s one family at a time.”

Understanding what it’s wish to battle with cash is why the occasion hits dwelling for Luckett. 

“To be able to give back to other families it makes me feel good,” said Luckett. “I want to help.”

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