Giving back in Southern 蜜柚直播

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The Vail 础谤产测鈥檚 held a fundraiser and donated half of all sales to help Empire High School athlete Noah Nieto defeat cancer.

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Pete Franco was one of two 蜜柚直播 veterans who were presented with keys to newly refurbished cars. The vehicles from Geico were restored by technicians at 蜜柚直播-area Caliber Collision Centers who volunteered personal time as part of a national program to repair and donate cars to individuals in need of reliable transportation.

Courtesy Geico

Jennifer Cardenas was one of two 蜜柚直播 veterans who were presented with keys to newly refurbished cars. The vehicles from Geico were restored by technicians at 蜜柚直播-area Caliber Collision Centers who volunteered personal time as part of a national program to repair and donate cars to individuals in need of reliable transportation.

Courtesy Geico

By Sara Brown 蜜柚直播

础谤产测鈥檚: The Vail 础谤产测鈥檚 restaurant raised $6,000 to help Empire High School athlete Noah Nieto defeat cancer. The Vail restaurant held a fundraiser on Nov. 2 and donated half of all sales from the day to Noah and his family, as well as collected additional donations from restaurant guests.
Geico:

Two 蜜柚直播 veterans and their families were presented with keys to newly refurbished cars, fully loaded with gifts for their children. The vehicles from Geico were restored by technicians at 蜜柚直播-area Caliber Collision Centers who volunteered personal time as part of a national program to repair and donate cars to individuals in need of reliable transportation. Pete Franco, an Iraq War combat veteran was nominated to receive a vehicle by the Veterans Affairs鈥� HUD/VASH program. Jennifer Cardenas, who served six years in the U.S. Army, was nominated by the nonprofit Women Warriors.