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Blanket Drive for the Elderly

Tuesday, January 18, 2022 at 1:54 PM

By Coleman Smith

KHOZ/KHBZ team up with local partners to spread the warmth.

The Original KHOZ 94.9 FM & AM 900 along with New Country 102.9 (KHBZ) is proud to once again partner with Methvin Sanitation and First National Bank of North Arkansas to collect blankets for the elderly in our community.

Winter is here and you can help spread the warmth by donating a new blanket of any size to our elderly neighbors. The blankets we collect will go to the elderly in and around the Harrison community. You can drop off blankets at the KHOZ studios, Methvin Sanitation, or at First National Bank of North Arkansas, all in Harrison.

Last year dozens of blankets were distributed, and we hope 2022 is our best year ever. Please donate and spread the warmth to the elderly and warm your heart to.

Thank you from The Original KHOZ 94.9 FM & AM 900, New Country 102.9, Methvin Sanitation, and First National Bank of North Arkansas.

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