Holiday Support for Youth Focus

We invite you to join Lanier Law Group, P.A. this season in supporting Youth Focus' ‘Gift Cards for a Cause’ campaign as our holiday initiative to give back. Youth Focus is a local non-profit that provides shelter and housing supports to youth experiencing homelessness ages 11 to 24. Two members of our staff volunteer their time at Youth Focus. Summer Foster serves as the board chair, and Ashley Sappenfield serves on the development committee.

Donations of gift cards in small increments ($10-$20) from retail stores like Target, Walmart, fast food chains, etc. would be appreciated. These gift cards will serve as a lifeline for these young individuals, allowing them to choose items that are not only essential but also offer them a sense of autonomy and normalcy during a time when they need it most.

We need your help to ensure they experience the magic of the holiday season despite their circumstances. These gifts can also be used throughout the year for birthdays, other holidays, and for the incentive program to promote positive behavior or to reward a youth for accomplishing a special goal during their stay.

Gift cards can be dropped off at any of our state wide firm locations, including out Triad location in Greensboro. Interested in supporting or getting involved with Youth Focus's holiday initiatives? Click here to learn more.

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1. Add one tablespoon of olive oil to a large deep skillet or sauce pan. 
2. Add garlic and pancetta. Brown the pancetta. 
3. Add chicken and brown on all sides.
4. Add Italian seasoning, salt and broth and pepper flakes.
5. Add sun dried tomatoes and spinach, cooking until spinach is wilted.
6. Boil water and cook tortellini in a separate pot.
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