Cookie jar sales benefit IHN

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XENIA — Interfaith Hospitality Network/ Schneider House is hoping to raise some funds this holiday season through Cookie Jars 4 Hope.

The cookie mixes, which come in three varieties, feature ingredients layered in mason jars. They can be used as holiday gifts, last-minute Christmas baking, or can be kept in the pantry for later.

The “Three Wishes” jar includes M&M’s, white chocolate and mini chocolate chips. “Cranberry Delight” features white chocolate chips, oatmeal and dried cranberries. “Snickers” makes a chocolate chip cookie with a candy surprise in the middle.

Cookie mixes are $10 each. All proceeds benefit Schneider House of Hope. Donations to IHN are vital in allowing the shelter to continue to provide temporary shelter, food, jobs and homes to Greene County families experiencing homelessness.

Community members interested in ordering a jar or selling the jars at their church or business can contact Brian, Alison, Alayna, Autumn and Avery Allport at [email protected] or 937-554-5983. Or check out the Facebook page: Cookie Jars 4 Hope.

Local businesses donated the ingredients for these mixes and volunteers assembled them. Donors and volunteers include Meijer of Beavercreek and Kettering, Sam’s Club of Beavercreek, Target of Beavercreek, Beavercreek LDS, Aley United Methodist and Hillside Chapel.

Submitted photo Autumn and Alayna Allport presented funds from the 2016 cookie jar fundraiser to IHN director William Mallernee last year. The girls organized the cookie jar fundraiser again this holiday season.
https://www.fairborndailyherald.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/50/2017/11/web1_Girls-2.jpgSubmitted photo Autumn and Alayna Allport presented funds from the 2016 cookie jar fundraiser to IHN director William Mallernee last year. The girls organized the cookie jar fundraiser again this holiday season.

Anna Bolton | Greene County News Three varieties of cookie jars are available for sale this season. All proceeds will benefit Interfaith Hospitality Network/ Schneider House of Hope.
https://www.fairborndailyherald.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/50/2017/11/web1_Jar-2.jpgAnna Bolton | Greene County News Three varieties of cookie jars are available for sale this season. All proceeds will benefit Interfaith Hospitality Network/ Schneider House of Hope.

Greene County News

Story courtesy of Interfaith Hospitality Network.

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