Lawrence County PA Painted Rocks

Yesterday I found this beautiful mushy friend outside of the Applebee's and the new Goodwill location on Wimington Hwy in New Castle... thanks so much for creating this beauty. It totally made my day as creator and admin of this group to find a rock for our group... thank you to all of you who continue to paint rocks and leave them for others to find them and those of you who find the rocks, thank you for sharing them here .... HAPPY ROCKING!!! 🤗🤗
County PA Painted Rocks

Arise is excited to partner with New Castle Public Library, PA, New Castle Police Department, Valentino Cheese & Dairy Company, Westminster College Wellness Center, and Lawrence County Courthouse this year to collect winter gear items for the kids we serve.

We’re accepting new or gently used coats, hats, gloves, and boots for children receiving services through Arise. Donations can be dropped off at any of our designated locations across Lawrence County.

📞 Call Arise at 724-652-9036 for more information.

Together, we can help kids stay warm this winter!

❄️ A huge thank-you to the New Castle Public Library, PA for partnering with Arise as a drop-off location for our Winter Gear Drive!

You can bring new or gently used coats, hats, gloves, and boots here to help keep children receiving services through Arise warm this winter.

Every donation makes a difference. 💜

📍 Drop-off Location: New Castle Public Library
📞 For more info: 724-652-9036

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