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'Family Promise' Gives Away Free Clothing and Food

By: Brooke Chavez
Updated: July 17, 2009
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The folks at Family Promise hosted a garage sale 'give away' today. Families from all over Lubbock came out to the Hope House to enjoy a free meal and free clothing by the bag full ... Folks from around the city donated both clothing and time to give to those in need and the families who took part in the 'garage sale' say they are thankful for the help. Clarence Haynes says "I haven't had a decent meal like this in about a week, so I thank God for what they're doing." The sale will go from 9 in the morning till 6 at night on Saturday, July 18th. If you need help or would like to donate clothing or food, drop by 15th and Ave M.

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