LENDING A HAND…AND A TRUCK

As a fundraiser, the Boy Scouts in Sacramento collect your discarded Christmas tree from the curb and dispose of it.

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The Scouts did a great job, and special thanks to Robert St. John (Devine Driver Trainer) for spending his Saturday to support the cause.

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