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Perry Lodge #407 Supports Local Sleep Space Program

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Perry Elks Lodge No. 407 recently provided $5,500 in funds and bedding items to the Sleep Space program sponsored by Mt. Olivet Lutheran Church in Perry. The program, started in 2016, provides bedding items to those in need.

According to Martha Stetzel, Sleep Space Coordinator, the program works closely with the Perry Community School District to find those that might be in need. Items such as pillows, sheets, blankets as well as mattresses are provided as needed.

“The donation from the Elks Lodge is huge for us,” stated Stetzel. “We appreciate them so very much.”

Amber Green, Exalted Ruler for the Elks Lodge said the funds for the donation came from a national grant offered by Elks Grand Lodge. “We are excited to be able to provide $1,000 in material items as well as a check for $4,500 by using our 2021-2022 Beacon Grant,” said Green.

“Helping the community is one of our main focuses so it only made sense to partner with Mt. Olivet and help with their Sleep Space program,” explained Green.

Pictured left to right are Matt Hardy, Church council president, Martha Stetzel, Sleep Space Coordinator, Amber Green, ER and Eric Derry, Esquire.

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