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Free Community Resource Fair in Fairplay
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Free Community Resource Fair in Fairplay

  • By Lori Bennett Correspondent
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PeaceWorks, Inc. is a charity organization in Park County that is the lead organizer for a Community Resource Fair, which includes the popular clothing giveaway event in Fairplay, Nov. 20, noon until 3 p.m. at the South Park Community Church, 600 Hathaway Street in Fairplay.

PeaceWorks, Inc. Executive Director Lori Cuno said, “This a free event. It is for anyone that would like to participate, there are no requirements and no documentation is needed. It is an opportunity to learn about the resources available if needed.” Read more

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