If you then, who are evil, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will the heavenly Father give the Holy Spirit to those who ask him!”
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SEWING BEE
On Tuesday, May 11, the Sewing Bee distributed proceeds from their Spring Boutique, presenting $3,000 checks each to Habitat for Humanity/Veterans and Rise Scholastic. Habitat for Humanity helps veterans build new homes or make repairs to their existing home. Rise Scholastic is in Nogales, Sonora and is associated with Casa Vida Nueva Para Niños Orphanage. Although there is no cost for elementary students to attend school, high school students must pay tuition in Nogales to attend. RISE has a scholarship program to help with high school tuition and to help with college for those wanting to continue. Three graduating students will be attending college in the Fall.
Left to right: Kayleen LeMaster, DHLC Sewing Bee; Mary and Reed Olson, Rise Scholastic and DHLC; Emily and Jan Hoffman, Habitat for Humanity.