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Local Teens Contribute $2,000 in Handmade Goods to UMC Patients

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In a heartwarming initiative, two 16-year-old students from the non-profit Yarn & Charms have donated nearly $2,000 worth of homemade items and books to the University Medical Center of El Paso. Viviana Gutierrez, the founder, and Miranda Godfrey, the creative director, provided handmade bracelets, crochet stress balls, and other products aimed at uplifting patients. This generous act not only supports the well-being of those in the hospital but also highlights the positive impact of youth involvement in the community. Such donations can enhance the emotional and mental health of patients during their recovery.

Key Details: • Donation includes handmade bracelets and crochet stress balls. • Total value of the donation is nearly $2,000. • Yarn & Charms is a local non-profit organization.

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University Medical Center of El PasoViviana GutierrezMiranda GodfreyYarn & Charms

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