Fayette County Solicitor-General James K. Inagawa and his staff recently held their second annual charity yard sale. Inagawa held the sale in conjunction with National Crime Victims’ Rights Week and Child Abuse Prevention Month. All the proceeds of this year’s sale were donated to Fayette Youth Protection Homes, a local organization committed to assisting the youngest victims of abuse.
“I am proud to say that we raised over $2,000 with this year’s event” said Inagawa. “Once again, we received wonderful support from the community.”
Inagawa presented a check for $2,007.35 to Rebecca Davenport, Director of Fayette Youth Protection Homes. “Hopefully we can increase awareness of the valuable work done by this organization and encourage others in our community to support the group’s efforts throughout the year.”
“I am proud to say that we raised over $2,000 with this year’s event” said Inagawa. “Once again, we received wonderful support from the community.”
Inagawa presented a check for $2,007.35 to Rebecca Davenport, Director of Fayette Youth Protection Homes. “Hopefully we can increase awareness of the valuable work done by this organization and encourage others in our community to support the group’s efforts throughout the year.”
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