Where there's a will, there's a way Freer sisters organize way for nonprofits to receive stockpiled gifts FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Taylor Freer loads a sport utility vehicle with items that the Freer Auto Body family purchased with their own money throughout the year to donate to the effort of Community Christmas. This year the United Way promoted a contactless annual Community Christmas, so the Freer sisters organized a way for nonprofits to pick up the items on their own so that families in need could receive the gifts and make their Christmas brighter.For The TelegraphShow MoreShow Less 2of3 A staff member of Riverbend Head Start and Family Services stands with Taylor Freer, left, and Lily Freer, center, last Thursday, with a load of items that the Freer Auto Body family begins purchasing with their own money for Community Christmas as soon as the previous year’s items are delivered. Due to promotion by the United Way for a contactless 2020 Community Christmas, items purchased by the Freers would have gone to no nonprofits for families in need via Community Christmas. Thus the Freer sisters organized a way for nonprofit agencies Boys & Girls Club of Alton and Riverbend Head Start to pick up the items that Freer Auto Body purchased throughout this year, normally contributed to the Community Christmas collection.For The TelegraphShow MoreShow Less