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The Purse Project

By Elsa Freeman

For 6 years, Elsa Freeman, previous owner of the Midvale Mercantile, has sponsored the Purse Project. So many people volunteered and donated to make this a successful project. Elsa is no longer able to sponsor this it, however, Suzanne Smith, will be taking it over so that it can continue its good work. Suzanne is from  Cambridge. She has been a huge part of its success in the past and will work with Rose Advocates in Weiser to continue the project.

Gently used purses are donated and filled with simple necessities for abused and battered women. They are distributed by Rose Advocates to their clients.

With the cold weather comes the need to care for those who don’t have some of our most basic needs. The ‘Purse Project’ has returned once more with the goal of providing purses, stuffed with items that many disadvantaged women need.

We will plan on getting together to fill the purses and distributing them before Christmas. To donate call or text Suzanne @ 208 870-9028 or Rose advocates 208 414-1231. Please indicate that your donation is for the Purse Project. If you can’t provide items, we will accept monetary donations which will be used to fill the bags with missing items.
If you have any questions, please call Suzanne @ 208 870-9028. We would accept donations from individuals and local businesses. Thank you in advance for your participation.

Gently Used or New  Purses or Totes may be filled with:

Kleenex
Small water bottle
Hand Sanitizer
Miniature sizes of lotion
Body Wash
Warm Socks
Hat & Scarf
Mittens
Snack Bars
Hand Warmers
Chap Stick
Hygiene Products
Personal Care Products
Costume jewelry 

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