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Keep Kids Warm


2009 KEEP KIDS WARM CAMPAIGN

THANK YOU TREASURE VALLEY!
Our 2009 Keep Kids Warm Auction was a success! When all collections are in we will have raised over $45,000 to help keep kids warm this winter. We couldn't have done it without you!
Thank you for your continued support and help!

THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING LOCAL AND NATIONAL BUSINESSES
THAT DONATED ITEMS FOR THE AUCTION
PLEASE SUPPORT THESE BUSINESSES WHEN POSSIBLE - THANK YOU
Golds Gym
Stoney Creek Records
Metalcraft Inc
Reed Glass Art
Mae's Avon Boutique in Nampa
Sheepdog Ammo, New Plymouth
Cowgirl Dirt, Middleton
YMC Heating and Cooling
New Millennium Sprinkler
Lotus Hair Spa in Meridian
Joe Gibbs Racing
Michael Waltrip Racing
Brown Wrapper Framing, Grandview
Ashley Inn, Cascade
Thundering Hooves Ranch
Idaho Traffic Control
Idaho Steelheads
Heart Felt Melts
Cascade River Company
VCI Audio
Show Dog Records
Curb Records
Gem Stone Creations, Mt.Home
Golden Music Records
Best Western, Caldwell
Intermountain Gas
The Thread Gatherer/Soap on a whim
Valory Records
Action Coach-Ed Renna
Under the Big Top
Tile Girlz
Eagle Performing Arts Center
Cheap Thrills Rentals, Cascade
Signature Photography
Lyric Street Records
Weiser Classic Candy Company
Stoney Art Photography
CTR Image Photography
Roaring Springs Waterpark
All Pet Complex
Hatch Uptown Coffee LLC, Kuna
Johnston Custom Chaps & Leather
Greenleaf Wellness Center
Bogus Basin


INTERMOUNTAIN GAS REMINDER

You will be able to contribute to Keep Kids Warm through your monthly
invoice from Intermountain Gas again this fall and winter. Thank you for your continued
support of Keep Kids Warm.

CALL 377-68-40 FOR MORE INFORMATION

HISTORY OF KEEP KIDS WARM

Keep Kids Warm started in December of 1996 with a single phone call from a young girl that was trying to win money from KIZN so she could order some heating oil for her family. The morning show at the time (Mark Rivers and Rich Summers), had been giving away cash with a "Song Of The Day" contest the previous few weeks. The contest had come to an end but Kissin' listeners were still calling Mark & Rich, asking about the "song of day." When they explained on the air that the contest was over the studio phone rang, and there was Christian, a young girl who asked Mark & Rich this question, "If I can't win the money, can I win some heating oil for my family...our house is cold, and we just want to be warm for Christmas..." Mark and Rich were floored, and, as you might guess, so were the Kissin' listeners. That call generated an outpouring of calls and donations, and before that morning was over, an account had been set-up, and Keep Kids Warm was born. That year around $17,000 was raised, and the money not only helped Christian's family, but several others around the Treasure Valley as well. Last year, Keep Kids Warm raised over $50,000. To date, Keep Kids Warm has raised nearly $650,000 and helped over 1000 Treasure Valley families make it through some tough times and cold winter months. Today, the Kissin' staff carries on the tradition, and with your donations and contributions, will help more families around the Treasure Valley.

LISTEN TO THE ORIGINAL CALL (edited for time)

IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE
All of  these agencies provide energy assistance for such things as fuel, propane and utilities.
You will need to contact the proper agency for the county where you live.

ADA, ELMORE and OWYHEE COUNTIES
El-Ada Community Action Agency
701 E 44th #1
Boise, Id 83714
208-322-1242

ADAMS, BOISE, CANYON, GEM, VALLEY, PAYETTE and WASHINGTON COUNTIES
Western Idaho Community Action Program, Inc.
315B South Main
Payette, Id 83661
208-642-9086

MALHEUR COUNTY
Malheur Council on Aging & Community Services
PO Box 937
842 SE 1st Ave.
Ontario, Or 97914
541-889-7651

All of the money raised from Keep Kids Warm goes directly to the people and families that need it. There are no administrative fees, salaries, or other costs taken out of the money raised, and all of the money stays here and is distributed in the Treasure Valley.

 


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