LovelighT Circle surprises a local non-profit with a check donation

LovelighT Circle surprised a non-profit organization, Angels for Anna, with an over-sized, $1,000 check Saturday morning at the Oakwood Starbucks.

Angels for Anna was formed by a couple whose daughter died of a heart condition in 2012 and the two have since been distributing care packages to parents of hospitalized children.

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The packages contain hygiene items, comfortable clothing for their time at the hospital and a blanket.

LovelighT Circle kept the recipient of their first grant a secret until the presentation was made.

The group was formed in August following the Oregon District mass shooting by friends and family of Logan Turner, one of the shooting victims.

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Turner's parents, Mike and Kathy Turner presented the check.

Executive Director Betsy Westhafer says they received an anonymous donation of $4,000, which will allow the group to give multiple grants to non-profits.

Westhafer says she's "blown away by the people in this LovelighT community."