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Looking to teach your children about the spirit of giving?  Second Bloom Angel Tree!!!

Looking to teach your children about the spirit of giving? How to help those less fortunate in our community? We are all feeling the burden of these harsh economic times but when two or more work together the little we have can be pooled to help and the burden is lessened for all. Please Go to Second Bloom and pick a card off the Angel Tree.

 Please talk with your Sunday school, club, or class about assisting and helping those less fortunate. Are you a Boy Scout or Girl Scout troop looking for a community project seeking to reach out but not sure how?  Please go to Second Bloom and pick a card off the Angel Tree

Last year the Angel Tree at Second Bloom, Family Violence and Rape Crisis outreach store helped over 45 families that needed assistance. This year the need is even greater. Please go to Second Bloom and pick a child or family to help off our Angel Tree.

We need individuals; families, churches, faith groups, clubs and office workers that would like to help or adopt one of our families during this season. You can help cloth and feed just one child this Holiday season or the entire family. Visit Second Bloom and pick a card off the Angel Tree

 Second Bloom is located in downtown Pittsboro 68 Hillsboro Street; hours are 9am to 5pm Tuesday thru Saturday. Help us help our clients, give a child clothes, food, and the blessings of your caring this Season. Food Baskets are needed. Clothing can be purchased at Second Bloom our Second Hand thrift store to cloth both mother and child.

For more information regarding the Angel Tree to assist our clients during this time and throughout the year contact Melody Troncale @542-5445 ext 307 at Family Violence and Rape Crisis Services. Cash donations will assist FVRC to keep our shelter open and advocates available to help, heal and empower victims of domestic violence and sexual assault.

A wise person said once;? I have learned two lessons in my life: first, there are no sufficient literary, psychological, or historical answers to human tragedy, only moral ones. Second, just as despair can come to one another only from other human beings, help in the physical, too, can be given to one only by other human beings.?