Community Corner Interview: Liesel Robinson of Shelter For Help In Emergency

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We spoke with Liesel Robinson, Community Engagement Coordinator of Shelter For Help In Emergency, about the shelter and how to get involved, how someone can reach out to them if they are in need of their services, and what their goal is for Giving Tuesday on December 1st.

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