First Southern Baptist Church in Chino Valley holding clothing giveaways to help families in need
Local clothing giveaways to take place every quarter
Clothes are laid out on tables inside the gym of the First Southern Baptist Church in Chino Valley during a clothing giveaway. Families in need from the Chino Valley, Paulden and Ash Fork communities can attend the quarterly giveaways to pick out clothes and other items for free. (Aaron Valdez/Review)
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