Brent Coon and Associates Participates in the Giving Tree Program
Brent Coon and Associates Participates in the Giving Tree Program
The employees of the Beaumont office of Brent Coon and Associates recently participated in the Giving Tree program with Buckner Children and Family Services. The BCA team selected children’s Christmas wish list tags from the tree and donated toys, gifts and clothing the kids requested for Christmas this year.
This is the fourth consecutive year Brent Coon and Associates has participated in the Giving Tree program. Buckner is dedicated to providing services that help strengthen vulnerable children & hurting families, offering a wide variety of services to children and families, with a goal of building the necessary skills and knowledge they need to succeed in life.
Visit http://www.buckner.org for more information on supporting the program.
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