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For the seventh year in a row the Angus Family and Harmony Township Commissioners have been building the program Project Holiday Dreams.
Glenn Angus, Harmony Township Chairman shared the memory with his son Jeremy Angus of how the program first started years ago with just Harmony Commissioners looking to do something for the under privileged families in the township each holiday season. The father and son decided that they wanted to bring a program similar back.
The new program called, Project Holiday Dreams, continues to grow each year starting 7 years ago with 5 families. The program give toys and food to each family. Each packaged is individually wrapped for each child. They often put in a gift for the parents or a gift that the entire family. The goal this year is to surprise 55 families which includes 112 children.
Project Holiday Dreams will have a Stuff A Bus at the Economy Walmart for people wishing to help provide a Christmas to remember to local families.
"Just basically given families a little hope that people care, and totally not about making the news, but about a smile on a kid or mother's face when we show up at their door and wish them Merry Christmas." shared Glenn Angus.
Want to donate?
Stop at the bus at Walmart or at the Harmony Township office and donate kids clothes, non perishable food, young school age toys, board games, dolls, gloves, coats, and sports equipment.
The new program called, Project Holiday Dreams, continues to grow each year starting 7 years ago with 5 families. The program give toys and food to each family. Each packaged is individually wrapped for each child. They often put in a gift for the parents or a gift that the entire family. The goal this year is to surprise 55 families which includes 112 children.
Project Holiday Dreams will have a Stuff A Bus at the Economy Walmart for people wishing to help provide a Christmas to remember to local families.
"Just basically given families a little hope that people care, and totally not about making the news, but about a smile on a kid or mother's face when we show up at their door and wish them Merry Christmas." shared Glenn Angus.
Want to donate?
Stop at the bus at Walmart or at the Harmony Township office and donate kids clothes, non perishable food, young school age toys, board games, dolls, gloves, coats, and sports equipment.
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