Mission skaters collect 121 pairs of gloves

Mission skaters recently helped to collect 121 pairs of gloves for the Glove Collection for Hope Central and Mission Youth (MY) House. / Submitted Photo

Mission skaters collect 121 pairs of gloves

The Glove Collection was for Hope Central and Mission Youth (MY) House

Dec. 31, 2019 12:30 p.m.
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Mission skaters recently helped to collect 121 pairs of gloves for the Glove Collection for Hope Central and Mission Youth (MY) House.

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