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Specialized Needs Recreation (SNR) received a donation of $1,200 from the North Idaho Corvette Club. SNR works with individuals within our community with special needs. Providing life skill training, daily activities like bowling, movie nights and fellowship. And also to help build a more independent lifestyle. The North Idaho Corvette Club gives a yearly donation to a different local community nonprofit each year in the holiday season. This year, SNR was chosen buy club members. From left: Dean Opsal, president of the North Idaho Corvette Club and Southern Glazers Voloncheers ambassador for Idaho; Lindsay Patterson, executive director of SNR; Mitch Loisel, SNR; and Kelley Loisel, North Idaho Corvette Club. Center kneeling is Cade Johnson, SNR.

Specialized Needs Recreation (SNR) received a donation of $1,200 from the North Idaho Corvette Club. SNR works with individuals within our community with special needs. Providing life skill training, daily activities like bowling, movie nights and fellowship. And also to help build a more independent lifestyle. The North Idaho Corvette Club gives a yearly donation to a different local community nonprofit each year in the holiday season. This year, SNR was chosen buy club mem…

November 11, 2023