BENEFIT UPDATE

Hi! I hope at least some of you were able to come to the benefit. Petite Craft Shop - (my business) made about 60 dollars to give to the Mengarelli's. I really hope that people made a lot of donations. I did not mention this in my previous blog post, but wanted to mention it in my update. There was a silent auction, in which Jamberry and a few other local business donated baskets full of the product in which they sell. If you were at the benefit you might have seen Lisa Mengarelli. She came with her husband Ben and their son Nick. As I might of mentioned in the previous blog post, all the money that they make at the benefit - ( from Avon, Mary Kay, Petite Craft Shop, the silent auction, etc.) will go to help with the Mengarelli's medical bills. Lisa is feeling better, though their medical expenses are still high. Please pray for the Mengarelli's. Pray that there would be enough money to cover the medical expenses, that Lisa's son, Nick, would take everything ok and it wouldn't be hard on him, and lastly for Lisa to feel better. Prayer is the best thing we can do right now. Notes of encouragement would be great too.   
 

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