Mr. Darin Lauhoff, Lauhoff Jewelry, making the one carat diamond presentation to winner, Mr. Jonathan Smith, of St. Joseph, MO, at the Champagne & Diamond Ball a benefit for the Children's Advocacy Center. Also included is in the photo is child advocate, Ms. DeAn Witt
Members of Trenton Elk's Lodge #801 made a donation of toys and gifts to the North Central Missouri Children's Advocacy Center to be gifted to childen and families receiving services through the center. Pictured from left to right are Trenton Elk members Tom Eads, Jeff Eads and Rick Crow. Also pictured is DeAn Witt, child advocate with the Advocacy Center.
The Trenton Elk's Lodge #801 made a donation of 22 new Student Dictionaries to the Advocacy Center to be distributed to children receiving services at the center. The dictionaries may be chosen by a child as something they want or need, and can also be given as a gift to a child when deemed appropriate.
The North Central Missouri Children’s Advocacy Center recently received a donation of four eight (8) foot long tables from Trenton Masonic Lodge #111 to assist the center in providing services to or conducting activities for children that have been reported to have been abused. Anyone wishing to make a donation that could be used by the center may contact the center at 660-359-2874.
Once again the North Central Missouri Children’s Advocacy Center has been able to provide some of the neediest families served with a Christmas thanks to community member donations and the assistance of the Toys for Tots program. Seven families were adopted that included a total of 23 children. Pictured above is Jeff Eads, Child Advocate Sheila Serfass and Tom Eads.
The North Central Missouri Children’s Advocacy Center would very much like to thank the local Trenton Kum & Go for adopting the Advocacy Center as receiving charitable donations via their store this Christmas. Many thanks also go out to those individuals, businesses or groups who adopted the families and children receiving services from the Center this time of year as well. Had it not been for the generosity of the communities served, these families would not have been provided any relief from the struggles currently being experienced.