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Youth Services selected as 'Hometown Charity" til Jan. 3
Brattleboro Subaru has selected Youth Services of Windham County as the "hometown charity" for its winter months Share the Love Campaign which ends February 3. Up to three hundred dollars from each new car sale can potentially be donated to Youth Services or other national organizations.
Any time of year your donations matter! Any time of year we are working together with young people to build resilience and be a catalyst for change. Any time of year even a modest contribution can go a long way at Youth Services, especially during COVID-19! Give in honor or in memory of a friend or loved one lost. No matter what your reason, Youth Services counts on your generosity!
Is this time of pandemic-learning creating academic or behavioral difficulties that you and your teen are having a hard time overcoming? Strategize with Youth Services and receive support for youth ages 12 and older. Call 802-257-0361 x242, or email sarah.ballou@youthservicesinc.org.
If you are thinking of purchasing a new four-wheel drive vehicle this winter, buy it during Brattleboro Subaru's "Share the Love" sales event and have the option to have Subaru donate $300 to Youth Services, its hometown charity this winter. For more information, visit www.brattleborosubaru.com/youth-services-partnership.htm... See MoreSee Less
If you are thinking of purchasing a new four-wheel drive vehicle this winter, buy it during Brattleboro Subaru's "Share the Love" sales event and have the option to have Subaru donate $300 to Youth Services, its hometown charity this winter. For more information, visit www.brattleborosubaru.com/youth-services-partnership.htm... See MoreSee Less
