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Laurie Moore, left, Robert “Wing” Ryan, Nancy Lee and Hope Geller of the Sedona
Area Homeless Alliance pose for a photo with one of their snowman Christmas packages on Wednesday, Dec. 23. David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers
The Sedona Area Homeless Alliance is sharing some Christmas cheer with some of those who need it most.
For the fourth-straight year SAHA is serving as one of Santa’s helpers for its A Soft Place to Fall Christmas project.
“Most people experiencing homelessness do not have room for extra things so we don’t usually push a lot of items at once to someone in that situation,” Laurie Moore, co-founder of SAHA, said. “What we package is specifically what we always have available to the homeless community to help make their lives a bit easier.”
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