Cottonwood 4-H donates to Grammy’s

March 6, 2014

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The Cottonwood 4-H Club this week presented Grammy’s House with a donation of emergency items. “The community does so much for our kids, giving to Grammy’s is the kids’ way of giving back to the community,” said Casey Thalman of Cottonwood 4-H. “Grammy’s appreciates the Cottonwood 4-H Club for donating all these items,” said Grammy’s Executive Director Celina Bryant. “This is huge. These are items that would have to be purchased, and not having to buy these items now saves Grammy’s money.” Pictured above are, front row from left, TJ Thalman, Nathan Taylor, Brylin Taylor, JW Necaise, Zack Pinson, Dylan Goldston, Keegan Goldston, Jenna Goldston, center row from left, Jay Goldston, James Goldston, Ashley Sherrell, Christian Goldston, Alexis Bailey, back row from left, Jennifer Taylor, Julie Pinson, Brittany Necaise, Casey Thalman, Crystal Sanchez-Mancha, Celina Bryant, Monica Hatch, and Martha Speir. Grace Miller – Daily Press — The Cottonwood 4-H Club this week presented Grammy’s House with a donation of emergency items. “The community does so much for our kids, giving to Grammy’s is the kids’ way of giving back to the community,” said Casey Thalman of Cottonwood 4-H. “Grammy’s appreciates the Cottonwood 4-H Club for donating all these items,” said Grammy’s Executive Director Celina Bryant. “This is huge. These are items that would have to be purchased, and not having to buy these items now saves Grammy’s money.” Pictured above are, front row from left, TJ Thalman, Nathan Taylor, Brylin Taylor, JW Necaise, Zack Pinson, Dylan Goldston, Keegan Goldston, Jenna Goldston, center row from left, Jay Goldston, James Goldston, Ashley Sherrell, Christian Goldston, Alexis Bailey, back row from left, Jennifer Taylor, Julie Pinson, Brittany Necaise, Casey Thalman, Crystal Sanchez-Mancha, Celina Bryant, Monica Hatch, and Martha Speir.
Grace Miller – Daily Press

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