More than 20
area nonprofit organizations will have booths at the Gifts That Give
Hope Alternative Gift Fair to be held Saturday, Dec. 3, from 10 a.m. to 3
p.m. at the Truro Church, 10520 Main Street, Fairfax. The public is
invited and admission is free.
Organizations that will be
exhibiting include A Child's Joy, Blue Star Mothers, Computer CORE,
Esfuerzo de Amor, Empowered Women International, Flashes of Hope, Food
for Others, Friends of Guest House, Giving Circle of HOPE, Greenbrier
Learning Center, Helping Hungry Kids, Just Neem, Just Neighbors, KEEN,
Land of a Thousand Hills Coffee, Manassas Midwifery, NOVACO, Packaged
With Care, Partner for Surgery, Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN), and Thai
Totes. Fair trade gift items will also be available for purchase.
Host
of the alternative gift fair is the Giving Circle of HOPE of Reston,
which gives annual grants to nonprofits that help people in need in
Northern Virginia and conducts a variety of ongoing service programs.
For more information, see www.giftsthatgivehope.org. Online ordering will be available on the website beginning Nov. 28.
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