Knights in shining armor

Published 8:43 am Wednesday, March 28, 2018

By Advocate-Messenger

Holland Farm: At left, Helen Overstreet, executive director of Holland Farm, accepts a check for $678.16 from Ambrose Braunecker, right and Seth Slone, Grand Knights. Holland Farm is a day training program for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the community.

The Danville Knights of Columbus presented checks to two local organizations with money raised from its local Tootsie Roll Drive in November, 2017 in Danville and Harrodsburg. Ambrose Braunecker and Warren Jackson co-chaired the drive.

Pioneer Vocational Industrial Services Inc.: From left, Steve Lovell and Mike Pitman, executive director, accept a $400 check from Ambrose Braunecker, far right and Seth Slone, Grand Knights. Pioneer Vocational Industrial Services is a not for profit organization that has provided services to individuals with disabilities in the community since 1967.

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