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Reimagine Flomaton Touches Communities In Need
February 21, 2016
The goal of Saturday’s Reimagine Flomaton event was to breathe new life into Flomaton where the faithful reached out to touch the hearts and lives of area residents in need. The event was planned months ago, and suddenly took on a new importance after tornado ravaged areas of Century and Flomaton last Monday.
The event at Hurricane Park included a 15,000 pound food distribution, as well as other free activities and giveaways including clothing, diapers, pillows and laundry detergent. A free lunch was also available.
There were free children’s activities including face painting, bounce houses and a coloring contest in which three children won new bicycles. There was also live Christian music, dance and more.
NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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One Response to “Reimagine Flomaton Touches Communities In Need”
So many people to thank and so many churches to acknowledge that I will just say thank you to all who had a hand and a part of this amazing first-time event. Citizens of Flomaton (and Century) were loved on because of the many servant-hearted people of Flomaton and Pensacola who love their community. As much as was poured out yesterday, may God give you a double portion back! God bless each of you!