Pitch in with Area Organizations

by Jeff Quibell 7. October 2009 09:46

Jeff2007 Sacrifice – selfless good deeds for others, or a loss in return for a greater gain.

It is important to remember the sacrifices made by those who serve in our military and their families. Their selfless good deeds, and at times their ultimate sacrifice, are the foundation of our freedom. We have so much to be thankful for in this country.

We have so much to be thankful for in our city, as well. Our local civic and non-profit organizations, through generous community donations and the willingness of our citizens to donate their time, are providing very necessary assistance to those in need. Many non-profit organizations in the area hold their annual fundraisers in the fall, and Wanda and I attend as many as we can.

Recently, we attended the Truman Heartland Community Foundation “Toast to Our Towns” Gala, which promotes private giving for public good. We are so fortunate to live in communities filled with such amazingly generous people. The Truman Heartland Community Foundation helps donors turn charitable dollars into major investments, creating a lasting legacy for generations to come. By working together, we build the necessary support network that makes our communities strong.

There are many nonprofit organizations that need our help. If financial support is not an option, there are many opportunities to give a little bit of our time. If you would like to become involved with a local community organization or would like to know more about volunteer opportunities, a list of community organizations can be found at http://bit.ly/thcfgiving.

My Web site has information about many upcoming fall events. Check out http://www.AboutBlueSprings.com for additional information about area nonprofit organizations that can use your help.

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Jeff QuibellJeff Quibell is a Blue Springs resident since 1984, District 1 City Councilman, and local business owner.  He is dedicated to improving our city and helping keep our residents informed.  You can learn more about Jeff at his personal website http://www.jeffreyquibell.com/.

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