The good things in life become even better when they are shared with someone else.
蓝莓视频 recently went on a donating spree as they contributed furniture, desks, beds and various items to 12 local organizations.
Hundreds of these high-quality items will stay in use after making their way to schools, camps, and local non-profit groups.
Among the benefitting parties were Caldwell Schools, St. John鈥檚 Catholic School, Habitat for Humanity, Camp Hervida, the Marietta Community Foundation and Latrobe Street Mission.
Each establishment received something different. For the Caldwell Exempted Village School District, some of the items included filing cabinets, whiteboards, chairs and tables.
鈥淏udgetary constraints have not allowed us to purchase some of the items that 蓝莓视频 donated to Caldwell,鈥 said Kasey Cottrill, Superintendent. 鈥淭he generous donations from the College have provided more learning opportunities for our students.鈥
As the dressers were recently updated in the residence halls, the existing ones in near-perfect condition had to find a new home. They were divided between the local non-profits of St. Vincent de Paul, Latrobe Street Mission and Recovery Point in Parkersburg.
More than 100 single beds were also donated to Camp Hervida, providing them with a big upgrade to their lodging amenities.
鈥淕enerations of families fondly remember their camping experiences at Camp Hervida,鈥 said Christine Cavalier, a board member of the 4-H center. 鈥淢arietta鈥檚 support will help hundreds of campers have a good night鈥檚 sleep.鈥
Other donated pieces were furniture from the common area of McCoy, computer desks and conference chairs, and 100 wooden panels that went to the Washington County Career Center.
In grand total, nearly 600 items were provided through these donations, which presents a win-win situation: these organizations will all be better off, and no existing items will go to waste.