Community Betterment donates supplies to Lamar R-1 Schools

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Lamar Community Betterment (LCB) donated a truckload of supplies to Lamar R-1 Schools. The supplies will be distributed to students and their families as needs arise. Another focus of LCB is the ongoing support for local families and especially children through their donation of weekend snack-packs. Lamar R-1 Schools appreciate the partnership of Lamar Community Betterment.


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