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The GazetteJanuary 25, 2021 | updated 6 years ago
On Jan. 14, the Monument Hill Kiwanis Club delivered a check of $35,889 as part of its Red Kettle donations to The Salvation Army, an annual campaign that benefits programs across the El Paso County. The check represents donations from the Tri-Lakes community during a campaign that saw Kiwanis club members ring the bell at Walmart and King Soopers stories in Monument. They were assisted by Kiwanis Key Clubs from Lewis-Palmer and Palmer Ridge high school, Scout Troop 17, Woodmen Valley Chapel, Tri-Lakes Women’s Club and others. They rang the bell three days a week from Thanksgiving to Christmas Eve. Pictured from left to right are: LaShan Harrrison, Corps assistant/kettle coordinator; Captains Doug and Betzy Hanson; Jack Fry, MHKC President; Ron Mangiarelli, MHKC’s Red Kettle Manager; and Max Williams, director of MHKC Service Leadership Program.Courtesy of Warren Gerig, Monument Hill Kiwanis Club (Courtesy of Warren Gerig, Monument Hill Kiwanis Club)
On Jan. 14, the Monument Hill Kiwanis Club delivered a check of $35,889 as part of its Red Kettle donations to The Salvation Army, an annual campaign that benefits programs across the El Paso County. The check represents donations from the Tri-Lakes community during a campaign that saw Kiwanis club members ring the bell at Walmart and King Soopers stories in Monument. They were assisted by Kiwanis Key Clubs from Lewis-Palmer and Palmer Ridge high school, Scout Troop 17, Woodmen Valley Chapel, Tri-Lakes Women’s Club and others. They rang the bell three days a week from Thanksgiving to Christmas Eve. Pictured from left to right are: LaShan Harrrison, Corps assistant/kettle coordinator; Captains Doug and Betzy Hanson; Jack Fry, MHKC President; Ron Mangiarelli, MHKC’s Red Kettle Manager; and Max Williams, director of MHKC Service Leadership Program.Courtesy of Warren Gerig, Monument Hill Kiwanis Club (Courtesy of Warren Gerig, Monument Hill Kiwanis Club)
