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Spreading holiday cheer in Wyoming
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It’s not Christmas yet, but members of our Wyoming team have already been busy spreading holiday cheer.

Employees in Casper, Wyoming, participated in a food drive, delivering more than $1,000 worth of food to Joshua’s Storehouse and Distribution Center in Casper.

After delivering the food employees began working on a float for the Downtown Christmas Parade in Casper on Nov. 26. Employees and their families rode on the float. Hundreds of local residents attended the parade and Christmas tree lighting, with a few snow showers adding to the holiday mood.

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  • Santa’s elves in our Blytheville, Arkansas, Division have been working to make this a Christmas to remember for several local children. Our team adopted three anonymous “angels” off the Blytheville Elementary School’s Angel Tree for children in need. The goal was to spend $100 for each child but…
  • Each year, the United Way of Northwest Arkansas’ Joy of Sharing program benefits about 80 pre-K children with families who may find themselves in a tight spot during the holiday season. This year, employees from our Rogers and Fayetteville, Arkansas, divisions stepped up to sponsor children in the…
  • Our Iowa team has been busy spreading holiday cheer by supporting non-profit organizations in their communities. Each year the Decorah, Iowa, team volunteers at the Clayton County Food Shelf in St. Olaf, Iowa, to pack 225 holiday meal kits for people in need.  Our crew in Newton, Iowa, helps with…
  • The results are in: Our Pies for Pints Blood Drive was a huge success! Because of the shortage of blood donors this time of year, Vitalant in Rapid City, South Dakota, was hoping our recent blood drive would result in 36 units of blood, which is well below our normal donation level. But because so…