Co-Mo electric raises money for kids

Posted: 03.06.2013 at 11:15 AM

Now that power is restored to all their customers, co-mo electric is looking to use the snowstorm to raise money for charity. / Co-Mo Electric Cooperative

Now that power is restored to all their customers, Co-Mo Electric Cooperative is looking to use the snowstorm to raise money for charity.

The company is selling "I Survived the Rocky Snowpocalypse" t-shirts to raise money for the Food Bank of Central and Northeast Missouri's Buddy Pack program.

The Buddy Pack Program gives children who would otherwise go hungry a backpack filled with food on Friday afternoons in school.

T-shirts are $12 for infant and child sizes, $13 for youth and adult sizes and $15 for 2 XL and above.

Click here to purchase a t-shirt.

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		Power restored to Co-Mo Electric customers
		Co-Mo electric hoping to wrap up restoration efforts today
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