Robyn, 7, steps up to help her godfather walk again We are all extremely proud of her
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Robyn Bowers, seven, from Bury, who is walking 5k every day during March to help raise money to fund hydrotherapy sessions for her godfather, Anthony Lynch.
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Mission Lexington opens Christmas shop to help families in need
Last week, Mission Lexington started giving out toys to families in need. They ll continue to do so until Thursday, December 17th. Author: Nic Jones Updated: 6:19 PM EST December 15, 2020
LEXINGTON, S.C. Mission Lexington has opened their annual Christmas shop to help families in need so they can have a holiday to remember.
The crisis ministry has been serving the community since 1978. According to their website, Mission Lexington helps meets 30,000 needs in the community each year. Christmas at Mission Lexington is always exciting for everybody for those who donate, for those who receive and for those who are giving it out, said Robin Bowers, executive director of Mission Lexington. We have absolutely had an amazing year of donations, both with our holiday food and with our toys, as well as monetary.