Freeze Shelter To Provide Warmth

Tammy Kruse, Youth Services System, Inc.

Providing warmth for those in need during frigid temperatures is one of many programs offered to those in need by Youth Services System, according to Tammy Kruse, Director of Development. Tate Blanchard hosts. youthservicessystem.org

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