Thank You, Amarillo for Helping the Local Panhandle Children
We are overjoyed and speechless for the amount of support and donations we received while doing the Children's Miracle Network Radiothon...
We are in full gear for Children's Miracle Network and we have a list of ways you can donate to CMN. This is my first year with CMN and I was amazed by how much goes back to the local children...
Hunger is a real thing here in the Texas Panhandle. You would be amazed at how many people and families go hungry on a daily basis. One in 7 people here in the Texas Panhandle are food insecure. That's 77,000 people. That's why this Saturday couldn't come at a better time. Right now the High Plains Food Bank is in need of food donations. Twenty-four years ago the National Association of Letter Carriers started an event called Stamp Out Hunger to help out the hungry. This Saturday they will continue that tradition and will collect food for the High Plains Food Bank.
The Wildcat Bluff Nature Center is such a wonderful place to go an enjoy nature. They have wonderful hiking paths, as well as a area to enjoy in the nature center area. They were just gifted with a new building for a rehab center and volunteers came out on Earth Day to help get that building set up. Now they need your help in collecting supplies to help get the rehab center up and running.
One in five families in the Panhandle suffer from hunger. The High Plains Food Bank needs your help, they are in need of canned vegetables.
Now that the holiday season has past and the joyful bell ringers and red kettles are now a thing of the past until late November, the Salvation Army is still in need of help. Help can come in many forms. Here's how you can help the Salvation Army.
What is Christmas without something sweet. You cannot have Christmas dinner with out some sweet desserts to end the meal. Everyone should get to enjoy a delicious, pie, cake, candy at the end of their Christmas Meal. That's why the Salvation Army is asking for you help. The Salvation Army needs desserts to serve with their Christmas meal.
May 15, 2012 We've been blessed with bountiful rain on the Golden Spread these last few weeks. But veterans of the panhandle know these cool temperatures won't last. Its going to get hot and your neighbors need help.
UNOS, is considering only allowing the healthier, younger patients to receive organs. While saying that the healthiest organs come from donors under the age of 35, those organs should go to healthier people, rather than people who have been on the list the longest...
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