Black Hills Energy donation provides emergency meals to Iowans in need
The Elderbridge Agency on Aging received a $1,500 grant from our team in Spencer, Iowa to provide 187 meals to those in need in Clay County. These emergency meals allowed the recipients to maintain their nutritional status and routine while also allowing them to remain at home and avoid the risk of contracting the COVID-19 virus.
We’re thankful for community partners like the Elderbridge Agency on Aging who helped meet this important need.
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