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    Mitzvah Day- The Gift Keeps Giving

    November 23, 20121 Comment
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    logo MitzvahDayVerde Valley AZ (November 23, 2012) – On Mitzvah (Good Deed) Day, November 11, volunteers worked on crafts to be given to neighbors and organizations. On Friday November 16, deliveries were made to the residents at Sedona Winds and to Hospice Compassus in the Village of Oak Creek and Northern Arizona Hospice in Cottonwood.

    20121123 Mitzvah Day 2012 Winds and Hospices 001Photo 1- Volunteers Constance Loef (left), Judy Lanphear (second from left) and Janice Dahl (second from right) put wreaths made on Mitzvah Day on every resident’s door. Sedona Winds Executive Director Jan Thompson *center) and Activity Director Julie Robbins accompanied the volunteers as they tacked up the wreaths.

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    Photo 2- Susan Blanchard, Executive Director of Hospice Compassus and Bela Kaincz, Volunteer Coordinator, accepted stuffed bears made on Mitzvah Day for their Hospice patients.

    Photo 3- Marguerite Lauri, Volunteer and Marketing Coordinator at Northern Arizona Hospice accepted bears for their patients. She said that the patients love the bears which have beenb donated to Hospice the past 3 years. 

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    1. Barbara Litrell on November 28, 2012 7:19 am

      Special thanks to all the 350+volunteers who participated in Mitzvah Day for our 6th year. And thanks to the non-profits and other organizations who provided projects — all of these organizations help our comunity all year long and this a chance for our community to help them with a special project. Thanks to donors and others, including the City of Sedona, for providing financial support. Mark your calendars for next year – Sunday, November 17, 2013. Our lucky number “7th” Mitzvah Day. All ideas welcome for how to make it even better. Contact us at http://www.mitzvahdaysedona.com. Barbara Litrell


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