Raise funds
for Homeless Services of Aroostook
Staff photos/Kevin Sjoberg
DOZENS TURNED OUT for a walk April 28 — Safe Homes Aroostook — to raise funds for Homeless Services of Aroostook and the Hope & Justice Project, both Presque Isle-based nonprofits that provide aid and housing to the homeless. Over $6,000 was raised for the two agencies.
CHURCH MEMBERS HELP NONPROFITS — Members of the Grant Memorial United Methodist Church in Presque Isle were among the many who turned out for a Safe Homes Aroostook walk at Riverside Park benefiting Homeless Services of Aroostook and the Hope & Justice Project. In front from left are: RJ Gross, Libbee Currie, Trinity Anthony, Gage Anthony, Michaela Dube, Rachel Davis, Cody Embelton, Anita Adams and Logan Embelton. In back: Isaac Adams, Elizabeth Dyer, Melissa Dyer, Lisa Davis, Patty LeBlanc, Sue Chaffee, Dave Adams, Jacob Adams and Tim Embelton.
