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If people are the happiest when they give, then it could be said the Giving Club of Montrose is dedicated to spreading happiness.
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During a year where hardships grew exponentially during the pandemic, generosity and compassion won by a landslide.
You’re never too young to help others — and Kelcee Deltondo proves you’re not necessarily too busy, either.
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While local fundraisers looked different this past year due to the pandemic, that did not inhibit Montrose doctors Sarah and Tim Judkins from …
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When Linda Carl returned home to Montrose about a dozen years ago, she knew what she wanted to do.
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