New REAP Building is Debt-Free
Al Brown reported in the July News
Letter that the REAP BUILDING IS ENTIRELY DEBT-FREE. It was
the generosity of you, the people of the Raytown area, who helped
us reach this goal. THANK YOU!
We can now concentrate exclusively on providing
the best services possible to those in need in our community.
First, we must see that they have food on the table, and a roof
over thir heads. Also, many families will need help with overdue
utility bills. Then, with your help, we hope to provide educational
classes that will enable these hurting families to improve their
skills, and learn to become self-sustaining members of the community.
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TWO REAP VOLUNTEERS NAMED
RAYTOWN CITIZENS OF THE YEAR FOR 2010
The Truman Heartland Community Foundation has
chosen Kenny Whisler and Ken Fleischmann as their 2010 Citizens
of the Year for Raytown in recognition of their work as volunteer
project managers for the construction of the new REAP building.
In making the announcement, Mayor Bower noted that the honorees,
through their orgainizational and motivational skills put together
and tirelessly led a fulltime workforce of primarily volunteers
to get the job done. Together they contributed over 4,500 hours
to the project over 2 1/2 years. CONGRADULATIONS KENNY AND KEN!