Aaron Shafer Foundation donates to archery program

Posted Monday, May 2, 2022 9:30 am

Posted by Kim Swindell Wood

The Aaron Shafer Foundation recently donated $2,000 to Warrior Archery. L-R: Cherri McNeil, representative for the Foundation, and Mickye Steele, representative for Warrior Archery.

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