Offered by Melissa Rippy, Allstate Rippy Insurance
As the Thanksgiving Holiday is around the corner, we are each reminded of the time we hope to spend with our family and/or loved ones and are thankful for good health and one another.
For the first time in my life, I will not be able to spend this holiday season with my dad. Instead, on November 16th, I will accept an award from the Greater Brighton Chamber of Commerce in his memory. Ripbeams, the non-profit I founded earlier this year, was named the 2018 Community Organization of the Year. We are grateful for so many that have enabled us to collect handmade beanies and give them to kids with leukemia in his honor.
This holiday season and every day, The Rippy Agency is thankful for you. We opened our doors on November 1st, 2013, and will celebrate five years in business on November 1st, 2018. We are a locally owned and operated small business here to assist your insurance and financial needs six days a week. Our existing clients will once again have their choice of apple or pumpkin pie from the Rippy Agency.
For our fifth year in a row, the Rippy Agency is collecting Thanksgiving food items for our local community. You can drop them off M-F 8:30 – 5:30 and on Saturday from 9-1.
We are also offering a chance to win $100 with every life insurance quote before 11/15/18. Call or stop by to learn more about a policy that pays your loved ones a monthly payment instead of a lump sum.
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It’s a family affair of nail technicians at The Pink Door in Downtown Brighton on 25 S. Cabbage Ave., in Brighton Colorado. Dedee Harris’ mom is a retired nail tech that did nails for 20 years, while Dedee has 29 years’ experience as she and her two daughters, Courtney and Caytie are 3 of the 5 nail techs that now work at the Pink Door. The Pink Door is a teaching nail salon that began in 2012 with just Dedee providing her excellent services. She is certified to help students get their licenses and improve their technical skills to become great nail techs.
Brighton, CO – The Greater Brighton Chamber of Commerce has been chosen as a Small Business Saturday Neighborhood Champion through the American Express Shop Small campaign. This is an exciting opportunity for the Chamber as it gives us additional resources to share with our community to encourage local shopping and dining this holiday season.
In 2003, the Thollot family’s lives were thrown into chaos when their middle daughter, Danielle, was diagnosed with Type 1 Juvenile Diabetes at the age of 7. The symptoms she had exhibited prior to diagnosis – extreme dehydration, nausea, and weight loss – had warned Troy and Joy that something was wrong, but nothing had prepared them for the financial and personal challenges to come. Type 1 Diabetes is an autoimmune disease that occurs when the pancreas stops producing insulin, a hormone that controls blood-sugar levels. Only 5% of people who have Diabetes are diagnosed with Type 1, and nearly all of those are children. There are no prevention measures for the disease and currently no cure, though research is ongoing.
