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Hike Construction Company needs 50 families to build Gingerbread Houses
With the help of local businesses, Aaron Hike, owner of Hike Construction has gift-wrapped 50 gingerbread houses for 50 families that may need a little extra ‘something’ to make this Christmas extra special.
Aaron has always been drawn to help underprivileged children, and with the help of Stephonie Baker, owner of the I Want Candy Store (and also works with his company full time), they decided to bake desserts for Christmas for local businesses, and all profits go to children who need a gift from Santa!
If you are one of those families that need some memories made, reach out to Aaron no later than Friday, December 20th. These will go fast, so don’t hesitate.
Here’s their contact information:
Phone: (540) 313-6901
Address: 417 N. Royal Avenue, Front Royal
Email: hikeconstruction@gmail.com
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