Extreme Makeover Home Edition is in Western Mass! We were able to help by donating copying services to the project team. We are excited that the life of a very deserving family in our area will be improved, and we can’t wait to watch the episode when it airs! We extend a special thank-you to the Extreme Makeover crew, the local build team, and the countless volunteers who will bring joy to a local family. Keep up the great work!
Yesterday evening, Karen Jarmoc and Lindsey Weber were honored as Paul Harris Fellows by the Rotary Club of Enfield. The club recognized both women for their charitable work and dedication to the greater Enfield community and Rotary International. It was an exciting night of celebration for all attendees.
Karen and Lindsey are pictured above at the event.
Network Against Domestic Abuse Celebrates 25th Anniversary
Michael and Lindsey attended the 25th anniversary celebration for the Network Against Domestic Abuse. Surrounded by friends and colleagues, they spent the evening applauding the services that the Network brings to north central CT. The staff and volunteers at the Network work diligently to reduce the incidence of domestic violence, help victims, and educate our community about violence prevention.
Lindsey is shown here with Jen Kiner from The Howland & Sargent Group, and Michael is photographed with Tom Casey from Permasteelisa(left) and Mike Helechu from Allied Community Services(center).
Minuteman Press is proud to support the Salvation Army Coats for Kids program. Since its inception in 1980, Coats for Kids has provided thousands of winter coats to children in the Springfield area. Click here for a list of local donation drop spots.
In support of the Springfield Boys & Girls Club, Minuteman Press sponsored a tree for the 8th Annual Festival of Trees. Lindsey created a S’mores themed tree to complement her sweet tooth. The Minuteman Press tree featured ornaments that looked like Hershey bars and Hershey kisses, as well as a wide variety of collectible S’mores ornaments.
Visitors to the Festival of Trees can purchase raffle tickets for a chance to win their favorite tree. All proceeds benefit the programs at the Boys and Girls club and the 2800 children they serve.