“Turning Point is such a great cause for the community and the county,” said office manager and advocate Kimberly Anderson. “It helps with housing individuals who have been in domestic violence situations. We provide them with food, clothes, gas money and meeting the needs of the children. All the money from fundraisers like this one goes to the victims, and every little bit helps.”
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