Adopt-A-Family Giving Back Program
Our Reno office helped Santa arrive early to bring holiday cheer and presents to those in need. Through the Adopt-A-Family program provided by the Boys & Girls Club of Truckee Meadows, we adopted a family and four additional youngsters (ages 2 months, 2 years, 6 years, and 13 years) who will unfortunately be spending Christmas at a shelter. We all pitched in with financial contributions and gifts, and a special thank you to our elves (Erika Poerink, Mikaela Rezaei, Annie Ellison, Svetlana Sheindlin, and Kim Morgan) who did so much wrapping and packing!
Through the program, full-time Boys & Girls Club staff refer families who create wish lists for each child in their household, including clothing and toys. The Club anonymously matches each family with a donor and provides the donor with the family’s wish lists. The program assists more than 200 youth for the holidays. McDonald Carano is proud to participate in the annual Adopt-A-Family Program. Our long-term support of the Boys & Girls Club includes Leo Bergin and Chelsea Latino serving on the Board of Directors. Our involvement in the program is also part of the community outreach activities of our Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committee.
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