A donation from LHM
Charities to The Ability Foundation provided medical and rehabilitative
equipment to children whose families lack resources. Dr. Ernest
Robinson, director/CEO of the foundation, writes, "With help from people
like you, we truly change lives, give freedom and make miracles
possible." Best Buddies
fosters friendships between individuals with and without intellectual
disabilities. These relationships benefit everyone, as stereotypes and
barriers that isolate are erased. LHM Charities contributed toward the
agency's high school programs. Justin Haskell, state director of Best
Buddies Utah, wrote: ". . . (The) gift will help hundreds of kids find
friendship."
The start
of a new school year is always exciting, but for families struggling
financially, it can also bring stress. Last fall, Larry H. Miller
Charities stepped in and made a difference. A donation to Davis
Education Foundation funded distribution of school clothing to children
in need. Brent Severe, the foundation's assistant director, wrote the
following, "Words are not adequate to describe the excitement and
gratitude expressed to us by many of the children and their parents . .
.Your selfless contribution made a resounding difference in the life of a
child."
Other organizations
receiving funding in recent months include: A Center for Grieving
Children, Boys & Girls Clubs of South Valley, Granite Education
Foundation, National Ability Center, Caring Foundation for Children,
Malileh Free Clinic, Catholic Community Services and HopeKids. LHM
Charities also made a substantial Sub for Santa donation that benefited
at-risk children in the Salt Lake City and Granite School
Districts.
Friends
from Best Buddies
Utah.
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