Scandrill to gift 140 Children Christmas Gifts

“Every year WE raise money from employees and vendors that work for us,” said Jessica Waites,  Asset Manager for Scandrill. “I call the big man and say ‘okay, the TEAM raised $5000,’ he matches it by saying, ‘here is five more, have fun’ and then WE contact the Salvation Army and say ‘SCANDRILL is coming to adopt a whole bunch of angels.” “No matter how much you do or don’t have, it’s not about how much you give, it’s about how much joy you put into giving,” said Waites. “The impact isn’t for yourself, it’s for a child that you’ll never meet. And you’ll never know what a gift that they’re not expecting to get is going to do for them; how much joy and hope is going to fill their heart and it might change their life.”

“You go and pick up these Angel Tree adoption cards and one little boy didn’t ask for any toys, he asked for a bed and a pair of socks,” said Waites. “When you’re doing stuff like this you can’t even comprehend what something that seems so small, how much impact it’s going to have on a kid’s life.”  Waites said the company hopes to raise even more funds next year and adopt even more angels.

For the last 13 years, Scandrill Inc. has adopted angels from the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree and this is their biggest year yet!  The company raised $10,200 to purchase gifts.  Waites said the Scandrill employees are blessed to be able to donate.

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