This is Laramie immersed itself in the festive spirit last night at Laramie Range Ford, documenting an evening brimming with creativity and compassion.
Laramie Range Ford hosted a heartwarming event dedicated to decorating Christmas tree ornaments for a cause. Every ornament crafted contributed to a $5 donation by the dealership to Cathedral Home. In an email from Katherine Ratigan, the Philanthropy Coordinator for Cathedral Home, she wrote: “Laramie Range Ford is a valued Partner In Hope for Cathedral Home, showing dedicated commitment by providing annual financial support of $3,000 or more. Their generosity significantly boosts Cathedral Home’s ability to provide vital services like mental health care, therapy, education, mentorship, and more to youth and families in need. This special partnership reflects a shared dedication to making a positive impact in our community.”
Our lens followed the journey of 7-year-old Foxx, who, alongside Morgan from the sales department, passionately crafted a Christmas tree ornament. The joy and creativity emanated as Foxx added his special touch, making a meaningful contribution to a cause close to their hearts.
In addition to the ornament decoration, guests were treated to a delightful hot cocoa bar from Nick’s Cowboy Catering, enhancing the festive atmosphere.
We hope you enjoy these captivating photos, featuring snapshots of this enchanting evening. Cherish these moments of community, creativity, and compassion as the holiday season brightens with each shared experience.
“We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Laramie Range Ford for their creative and thoughtful support through the Ornament Craft Night. A few weeks ago, their team approached us with the idea for the tree decorating fundraiser, and we are truly grateful for the opportunity to participate and be beneficiaries of such a considerate initiative,” wrote Katherine Ratigan.
About Cathedral Home: For over a century, Cathedral Home has proudly partnered with youth and families, offering community resources, crisis care, and youth residential treatment.
Further details about Partners In Hope can be found by visiting www.cathedralhome.org/partnersinhope.
Photo Credits: Chelsea Mack and Nid Collins