During the Plymouth County Fair, many local organizations and non-profits participate in organizing activities, fundraisers, and food stalls. One of those groups is Life Skills Training Center, an organization supporting people with disabilities that has a big presence during the Best 5 Days of Summer. Life Skills executive director Jessica La Fleur explained to KLEM the organization’s activities during the Fair.
Proceeds from the Ice House, Cow Chip Bingo, and the Quilt Auction will go towards supporting Life Skills’ daily operations, including day habilitation and employment opportunities for those with intellectual and developmental disabilities. La Fleur says it’s important that their clients are able to interact with the thousands of fairgoers throughout the week.
La Fleur says Life Skills’ clients also help with the organization’s events at the Fair.
The Life Skills Quilt Auction will take place inside of Century Hall at 2pm tomorrow, the Cow Chip Bingo will take place west of the Grandstand at 2pm on Sunday, while the Ice House is open throughout the weekend.
