In recognition of the winter solstice
As we approach the holiday season and work hard to mail holiday cards, buy and wrap presents, and swiftly make plans to visit family, it’s important to remember those in need.
The longest night — the winter solstice — occurs on Thursday, Dec. 21, and is the longest period of darkness we see each year. In recognition of the winter solstice, we are hoping to help spread the warmth of the holiday season.
Donations from community partners
Thanks to the generosity of community partners like Wright-Patt Credit Union and the Pilot Club of Dayton, we have blankets, scarves, hats, gloves and mittens to provide to those in need.
Visit our chapter office location
We encourage you to stop into the chapter office at 31 W. Whipp Rd. in Centerville throughout the remainder of the holiday season to pick up winter accessories for those who need a little warmth this time of year.
If you are in need of these items, we welcome you to shop for free. We don’t want anyone to feel cold or alone, but instead we want to help make the longest night feel a little less dark and lonely this year. To share your experience of giving the gift of warmth on social media, use #SpreadtheWealthMV.
Happy Holidays!
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