Sharp County Angel Tree

12/25/2025

Merry Merry Christmas Our Angels!!

12/22/2025

To the person that picked my kids thank you so very much for everything you got for my babies I’m so thankful I wish I knew who you were so I could personally thank you 🩷 I’m very blessed

12/16/2025

ANGEL TREE PICKUP!!!
FNBC BANK HARDY
Wednesday 1 pm until 3:30 pm
Thursday 9:30 am until 3:30 pm
Friday 9:30 am until 3:30 pm

12/15/2025

We are in need of clothing and shoes!
We will post hourly Items and sizes.
In comments post what you are getting so we don’t get duplicate.

12/13/2025

Angel gifts came flying in late this afternoon. We are assessing our needs and will have an accurate assessment Monday morning! If you will contact us then.
We can always use monetary donations and can be deposited at any FNBC Bank.

12/12/2025

We have truly been Blessed! As of this time all we need is art and craft items for teenagers both boys and girls.
THANK YOU for your quick response!!
God has truly Blessed Our Children ♥️

12/12/2025

Gifts came flying in late today!! We are assessing our needs!

17 families have nothing! We have not received any gifts!! Please help if you can 🙏

12/11/2025

We still have 20 families Christmas gifts that have not been returned.
God Bless our community for stepping up and helping our families out.

12/10/2025

Angel Tree gifts must be returned by Friday! FNBC Hardy!
Thank you

12/08/2025

No more Angels at Centennial Bank!

06/27/2025

12/19/2024

Sometimes love looks a lot like chaos. The 2024 Sharp County Angel Tree project kicked off in November. This project exists because of our community’s generosity. Each eligible child was assigned a paper angel. 264 angels were dispersed around the county. Then magic began. A mom picks an Angel to teach her kids generosity. A Sunday School class pools resources for an Angel. Businesses large and small chip in.That’s magic. That’s love. Now comes the chaos. Over the course of a week 264 gifts are dropped off, numbered angels attached. Volunteers sort gifts by family groups. Think family 77 child 2 of 3. Volunteers put out the word about any unclaimed angels. And then, more magic and more love. Donations pour in. Hugs are given. Volunteers assemble bikes, contact recipients, shop, bicker and belly laugh. It’s chaos. It’s magic. It’s love. Do the volunteers feel overwhelmed? Absolutely. Are mistakes made? You bet! But everyone wades through the chaos because magic is on the other side of chaos. And so is love.
Thank you to our volunteers, BJ Martin, Joyce Snearly, Brenda (Stout)Sharp, Cindi Hansen, Brenda Sharp, Shirley Melton-Clemmons, Phylene Crook and Dale Corter.
I would also like to say thank you to:
Rotary of Quad Cities, NEAC, B&B Supply, United Country Cotham, FNBC, Ace Auto Sales, A-Z Industries, Ash Flat Church of Christ, Timely Club, Alpha Signa Tau-Fayetteville, city Hall-Ash Flat, Walmart-Ash Flat, Evolve, Tri County Farm & Ranch, First Community-Cherokee Village & Cave City, 4 H, Dollar General-Highland & Ash Flat, Bank of Cave City & Bank of Evening Shade and to so many individuals in the community.
We could not have done this without you! THANK YOU.
Selena Corter and Donna Cruse