Seeing is believing helps vision

Members of the public recently had an opportunity to tour some of the organizations helped by the United Way.

Volunteer Dara Murphy (right) explains the operations of the Red Cross health equipment program to (left to right) Riley Gettens (United Way) Trudy Hanratty

Volunteer Dara Murphy (right) explains the operations of the Red Cross health equipment program to (left to right) Riley Gettens (United Way) Trudy Hanratty

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