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This VIP of a local company visited a 103 years “young” woman on Christmas Day with his daughter and his grand-child. They took blessings, food and gifts but were blessed beyond measure by being prayed for and blessed by a great woman of faith.

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A volunteer who took time away from her job as a realtor shops for over 385 pairs of shoes that are going to people in need. Because of people like you $1,000 was given and Lori went shopping. You can see the results and she had money left over and went to buy skinny jeans for holiday giving.

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Bags of Blessings: Clothes, Food, Toys and Hope ready to deliver to over 29 nationalities locally and in surrounding areas.

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Everyone’s a helper. Her family of five started out as clients and became volunteers.

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This little girl’s dream was for a Dora. Angels gave her a Dora jacket. Look at that smile.

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Chaplains and volunteers became porters to transport 58,000 pounds of food to cars, trucks, busses and homes via a mobile food pantry. What a great day to serve tremendous hunger. 100 volunteers participated and the food was distributed in 2 1/4 hours at First Christian Church in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

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Angel’s Santa Workshop. Educational items and toys of all kinds. Wishes being met and given with unconditional love.

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Meeting a need 250 miles away. Taking windows for a house with no windows or doors. Taking clothes, food, help and hope to a family in critical need. Dr. Donna George greets a young boy to let him choose the toys of his dreams. This was a very small piece of a larger initiative in this community.

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Meet Sid, Matt, and Darrel. Sid, a rancher, single handedly cut logs for fuel for Matt, who was an active Angel’s volunteer whose wife was dying of cancer in a house with no heat. He delivered the load to Matt’s house and Darrel helped him split and upload it. Angel’s is always there to support in every way possible.

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With seven coaches in tow, as a team-building exercise, the La Cueva High School Football Team volunteered to renovate a seniors whole property. They busted up concrete, landscaped, planted, installed sprinkler systems, removed bushes and trees, re-roofed and rebuilt the porch, built a prayer walk and remade a cinder block wall to secure the property. Ms. Lynn’s dream was to look out her den window and see nothing but beauty, including a prayer walk and a garden for her Lady of Guadalupe. Lasting relationships were formed that day from young to senior. Work skills were taught to young men that they will use for a lifetime.

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A Christmas Drive done by First Christian Church’s Congregation in Albuquerque, New Mexico collected Christmas gift donations for Angels to be distributed to the community.

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Welcome Nepal, Dargee family, full of dreams and hope.  Immigrants to a new country with only their young son speaking English.  Theirs is a miracle story.

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Please Miss, Can you give us food for mom and dad?

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“You call it crochet! I want to learn this one for my family.”

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Coats, coats and more coats!!  Keep them coming.

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First snow in our new country.  And the snow man will follow.

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White out deliveries a hundred miles away.

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Dedicating their baby to God.  What a great way to welcome Christmas.