Hey, Columbus: Holiday Help is back again. Here’s how to make or fulfill someone’s wish
The Ledger-Enquirer’s annual Holiday Help program has returned for another year.
We are continuing our partnership with the Chattahoochee Valley Libraries to connect folks in need with folks willing and able to make their Christmas, Hanukkah or Kwanzaa season more joyful.
As in previous years, we welcome anyone in the Columbus area to write us a letter describing the assistance they hope to receive, such as paying a utility bill or buying groceries or giving gifts.
Please be specific. For example, if you ask for clothes, please note the sizes.
Oh, and most importantly, you must include your name, phone number and address so the donor who selects your letter can contact you.
Letters can be mailed to: Holiday Help, Ledger-Enquirer, 945 Broadway, Suite 300, Columbus, GA 31901.
The L-E will deliver those letters to CVL, which will put them on display at the four library branches in Columbus for donors to read and decide which wishes to fulfill:
- Columbus Public Library, 3000 Macon Road
- Mildred L. Terry Public Library, 640 Veterans Parkway
- North Columbus Public Library, 5689 Armour Road
- South Columbus Public Library, which temporarily is in the former school at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, 1973 Torch Hill Road, while the library is being renovated.
Holiday Help letters also can be dropped at the public service desk in any of those libraries, starting Nov. 20.
The L-E thanks CVL and all the letter writers and donors who help make Holiday Help possible. Whether this will be your 20th time or first, may your participation be a blessing.
This story was originally published November 16, 2023 at 10:22 AM.
