This AJC article about the outpouring of community care for injured South Gwinnett athlete Arquevious Crane will warm your heart, but the 2nd portion of the article is proof that a good deed never goes unpunished.
A Trust is being sought for the funds that were donated, because donations were given specifically for his medical needs, but the family would like to be able to access the money for other needs, even after they have been given a $225,000 house, utilities paid for a year (house and utilities by E.R. Snell Contractors), and another company had the house made wheelchair friendly with renovations.
Monday, January 07, 2008
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Darla, I have to say, I am very proud of my company, ER Snell, for doing this. I have only been here for a year, but the generosity I've seen in that time of the Snell family is something like I've never seen before. I feel very blessed to be a part of this first class, Christian organization.
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