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Kids make it Christmas

Housing Authority benefits from generosity of children

The Grundy County Housing Authority may be home to nearly 160 low-income elderly and those living with disabilities, but it has been a place filled with children during this holiday season.

Residents of the GCHA have witnessed kids of all ages volunteering to help ... and they couldn’t be more pleased.

"Spreading Christmas cheer comes easy for the children who have volunteered to help us this holiday season," said Jennifer Olson, vice president of development for the GCHA. "I’m confident these generous children and families will be back, too.

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