The Daily News Neighbors in Need fund drive surpasses $13K

The Neighbors in Need drive has once again demonstrated the community’s generosity, surpassing $13,103 to support the YMCA of Southwest Washington in offering vital programs and services. Even though the fundraising deadline has passed, donations continue to make a meaningful impact.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Neighbors in Need drive has raised over $13,103 for local support.
  • Funds benefit the YMCA of Southwest Washington’s financial aid programs.
  • The fundraiser has collected more than $1.5 million since 1987.
  • Donations are still accepted online or by mail despite the deadline.
  • Community members honor loved ones through their contributions.

Neighbors in Need Drive Surpasses $13,000

The Neighbors in Need drive, an annual fundraising effort organized by The Daily News, has reached an impressive $13,103, showcasing the community’s commitment to supporting local nonprofits and those in need.

A Tradition of Giving Since 1987

Since its inception in 1987, the Neighbors in Need drive has raised over $1.5 million, channeling funds to various area nonprofits. This longstanding tradition underscores the community’s dedication to lending a helping hand to its neighbors.

Supporting the YMCA of Southwest Washington

This year’s beneficiary, the YMCA of Southwest Washington, plans to utilize the donations to provide financial aid for essential services, including gym memberships, child care, and teen activities. These programs aim to enhance the well-being of individuals and families across the community.

Community Members Making a Difference

Generous contributions have come from residents like Evalyn and Darold Dietz, who donated $1,000 in loving memory of their son, Dennis Anthony Dietz. Others, such as Robin and Jill Mathews with a $200 donation, and Rhonda Monares, who gave $25 in appreciation of her parents, exemplify the heartfelt generosity fueling the drive.

Donations Still Welcome

Although the fundraising deadline ended in early January, community members can still make a difference. Donations are accepted online at longviewymca.org/donate or by mailing a check to YMCA of SW Washington, PO Box 698, Longview, WA 98632. Please make checks payable to the YMCA of Southwest Washington and include “Neighbors in Need” in the memo line. It’s important to note that checks made directly to Neighbors in Need cannot be accepted.

Continuing the Legacy of Support

The ongoing contributions reflect an unwavering community spirit that continues to uplift those in need. The Neighbors in Need drive stands as a testament to the positive impact that collective generosity can have on local organizations and the individuals they serve.

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