The Evans Special Benefit Fund donates thousands of dollars to help fund agencies that serve special needs children in Dallas County. alnews selma alabamanewsnetwork
A Selma non-profit donates thousands of dollars — to help fund agencies that serve hundreds of special needs children in Selma and Dallas County.
“During that time, I had the opportunity to actually to visit with those children in their rooms, visit those teachers during that time and talk about the needs of those special needs children.”
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