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: Kansas City Personal Injury LawyerMissouri Trial Lawyers Care (MoTLC) Needs Your Help To Provide Blankets To The Homeless
By Brett Emison

Missouri Trial Lawyers Care (Mo-TLC) will assist in distributing coats, blankets, hats, gloves and food to the needy in Kansas City this winter. We need your help!
"Many men slept warmer Saturday night because of your generosity," said Lorraine Minor, Associate Executive Director of City Union Mission. "We found ourselves very short on blankets this year so your efforts made a huge difference."
Mo-TLC is the charitable arm of the Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys committed to making monetary donations and providing volunteer services to charitable causes across the state of Missouri. Mo-TLC is the only organization of its kind to partner with the American Red Cross to provide free legal services to victims of natural disasters.
You can learn more about Mo-TLC and find contact information to help at the Mo-TLC Facebook Page.
Originally posted at InjuryBoard by Brett EmisonFull post as published by Kansas City Personal Injury Lawyer on November 30, 2009 (boomark / email).
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