Representatives of Strong Tower Ranch, a charitable youth horse and summer day camp organization, will receive a $2,100 donation from "100 People Who Care," a new fundraising initiative for local …
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Representatives of Strong Tower Ranch, a charitable youth horse and summer day camp organization, will receive a $2,100 donation from "100 People Who Care," a new fundraising initiative for local nonprofits. Pictured, from left, are State Rep. Bryan Spencer, Mark Brooks and Lori Brooks of Strong Tower Ranch, Wright City Mayor Dan Rowden, and Lydia Kaiser and Don Kaiser of Strong Tower Ranch.
