Emilia came to us from the community of Hope House. She is a single mother of a baby girl. She works as a flagger with Traffic Control but it’s not enough to make all ends meet. She had a Mazda MPV that was on it’s very last mile. She had been saving her money up, and was able to put it towards a car and we helped finish the amount needed for the vehicle.
In July, we were able to place a 2002 Nissan Maxima with Emilia. She was so very grateful and joyful to have a safe, reliable vehicle!
Thanks to everyone who helps Hands of The Carpenter provide hope through transportation! Your generosity via gifts, car donations, volunteer hours and more allow us to reach more local women in need.
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