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Students Give Money to Emergency Group
With the help of their parents, the girls — Shyanna Lowers and Brandi Peterson, both 11 — sponsored a lemonade stand and donated half of their proceeds to HOT.
Two students gave money — proceeds for their lemonade stand — recently to HOT, or the Health Operations Team.
The Team is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization focusing on emergency preparedness and community health care needs by providing awareness, education, training, resources and medical support.
With the help of their parents, the girls — Shyanna Lowers and Brandi Peterson, both 11 — sponsored a lemonade stand and donated half of their proceeds to HOT.
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The money goes to help HOT’s Emergency Preparedness Program which purchases and donates emergency kits to children and singles in Douglas County.
HOT presented each girl with a Certificate of Appreciation.
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Health Operations Team has been working for the last year with the to purchase and supply emergency kits for seniors, which includes supplies, water, a weather radio and other needs for three days in the case of power outages.
The Team is now working to secure emergency kits for at-risk children which also includes supplies at their level of need.
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