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4-H'ers Evan Baker and Angelina Toth, back row, from left, and Royce Reum, front row from left, Hanna Reum and Ty Baker of the Bear Paw Beavers 4-H Club pose for a photograph while shopping for food to donate through the Adopt-A-Family program.
4-H'ers Ty Baker, back row, from left, Royce Reum and Haleigh Skramstad and Evan Baker, front row, from left, Hanna Reum and Angelina Toth, and Havre Animal Control Officer Pete Federspiel pose for a photograph with a load of animal food the Bear Paw Beaver 4-H Club donated to the Havre Animal Shelter.
Press release
4-H members of the Bear Paw Beavers 4-H Club have been busy with community service projects.
The club members' first project was to help a local family during the Christmas season. To help financially with the goal of buying presents for the family members and food for a Christmas dinner, a club leader saw a blurp in the Havre Daily News encouraging non-profit groups to apply for a Adopt-A-Family grant through the Town Pump Charitable Foundation. The 4-H club was awarded $500 to help a local family through the Adopt-a-Family program through the local Salvation Army. A family was selected with the help of Trina Crawford from the Salvation Army. Then, the 4-H members gathered, shopped, and wrapped the gifts for each of the family members. They also purchased food items to help make their Christmas dinner a special one.
The 4-H members also decided to expend some of their club funds and purchase dog food and cat food for the Havre Animal Shelter as a Community Service Project. They purchased five bags of dog food and five bags of cat food from CHS, which gave them a deal on the cost. The 4-H members delivered the bagged food to Havre Animal Control Officer Pete Federspiel, who said he was very appreciative of the donation.
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