I recently had the opportunity to attend the grand opening of warehouse space for Debbie’s Treasure Chest, an enterprise started by three young ladies who collect clothes. toys, electronics and books for children at risk in the Merrimack Valley. These three young ladies (Talia Harvey, Maxine Harvey, and Anna McCabe) started this project in 2000 as a holiday venture. They are now expanding to a year round operation. It is a noble cause made unique by the lead role played by these three young ladies. Congratulations to them for all of their fine work, and commendations to our friend Sal Lupoli, who graciously donated the warehouse space. For more information please call 978-686-9800 or visit their website at www.debbiestreasurechest.org to see how you can help.
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