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Pancake Dinner Raises Over $7,250 To Benefit Family Critically Injured In Wreck
March 5, 2022
Friday night’s “Grace for the Grants” pancake dinner at Byrneville Elementary School raised over $7,250 to benefit a local family injured in a car crash.
The community turned out in a big way for the pancake plates that were complete with sausage or bacon and drink. The event directly raised $4,754, and Modern Woodman donated another $2,500.
All proceeds will benefit the Grant family. In January, Brian Grant and his three children were critically injured in a traffic crash on Highway 31 in the Wawbeek community between Atmore and Flomaton. The wreck also claimed the life of another driver.
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4 Responses to “Pancake Dinner Raises Over $7,250 To Benefit Family Critically Injured In Wreck”
It is so heartwarming to see and hear about an event like this. There are many wonderful people in our communities that will step up by faith to help. may God bless this family and in their recovery
Thank Byrnville from the bothom of our hearts this is the best school i
Ve ever seen yall ard some awesome people and we love you so much this is my family wonderl people may God bless each and every one of yall
This is awesome!!!
This is a feel good story if I ever heard one and it’s a good one . This community showed this family how much they meant to them . The Modern Woodman made a very generous donation , how kind was that . Why don’t we let this be the beginning of us all being a little kinder and helping our neighbors a little more. You never know when you or your family will be the one that could really use a helping and loving hand.
Just think about it for a minute or two . I bet you know someone right now that could use a little help . Be that person . I promise your heart will feel so good !
Thanks Byrneville community for putting a smile on my face . You are truly great friends and family