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Redding Elks Lodge #1073
250 Elk Dr.
Redding, Ca. 96003
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Redding Elks Lodge #1073
250 Elk Dr.
Redding, Ca. 96003
All rights reserved. No content may be copied or used without the express written permission of Redding Elks Lodge #1073.
9th ANNUAL TRICK or TREAT
The 9th Annual Trick or Treat event was a huge success. It takes a village to put on an event like this and the village came out - over 16 Elk Members and 18 Emblem Members helped to create a fun and safe trick or treat event for over 500 Shasta county parents and their children. The Redding Elks Lodge opened their doors to the public for two hours as the public was treated to trick or treats from twenty three tables decorated and hosted by the Redding Elks Lodge and Emblem Club, members handing out candy and drug awareness related items plus cotton candy, lemonade, cookies and a run at the obstacle course outside. This event is free to the public and supported by the lodge and a Shasta county grant. Thank you Kelly Snowden for being Elroy the Elk for this Trick or Treat Drug Awareness Event.
Charity in Action
REDDING ELKS LODGE #1073, Ron Asher, PDDGER, and Sue Reed, ER presented Redding Family Youth Programs with a check for over $1,300. The money will be used to help Foster Children transition out of foster care by providing basic household needs such as pots and pans. Transitional Housing Placement is a program for foster youth age 16-18. This program was created to assist youth in becoming independent before 18. This is a great program to give youth extra help and time to gain independence. The youth get a first-time experience paying their own bills, grocery shopping, and taking care of themselves. Pictured are Sue Reed, ER Redding Elks Lodge #1073, Michelle Dahlgren, Director of Redding Family Youth Programs and Ron Asher, Redding Elks Lodge #1073, PDDGER.
REDDING ELKS LODGE #1073, Ron Asher, PDDGER, and Sue Reed, ER presented Redding Family Youth Programs with a check for over $1,300. The money will be used to help Foster Children transition out of foster care by providing basic household needs such as pots and pans. Transitional Housing Placement is a program for foster youth age 16-18. This program was created to assist youth in becoming independent before 18. This is a great program to give youth extra help and time to gain independence. The youth get a first-time experience paying their own bills, grocery shopping, and taking care of themselves. Pictured are Sue Reed, ER Redding Elks Lodge #1073, Michelle Dahlgren, Director of Redding Family Youth Programs and Ron Asher, Redding Elks Lodge #1073, PDDGER.
CHARITY IN ACTION
