Sterling woman
 selling candles
 for needy families

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STERLING – Cathy Flock wants to make this Christmas very special for some area families.

Flock, 51, of Sterling, an independent demonstrator for Gold Canyon Candles, will donate 100 percent of her commission from selling the company’s Candles for Kids line to low-income families.

Gold Canyon Candles, based in Chandler, Ariz., sells an array of candles and home decor products. The company donates all of its profits from its Candles for Kids line to its nonprofit Pray Child Foundation. The foundation awards grants of $1,000 to children 18 and younger who are physically and emotionally challenged.

The kids line candles, which come in four different fragrances, are $17.48 each, and Flock  makes about $4.37 from every candle she sells. 

Her goal is to sell 1,000 candles by the end of the year. Then she will choose area families to receive anonymous donations.

“I am looking to do this for single parents out there that are working their tails off,” Flock said. “It’s something that really touches my heart.”

Candles for Kids

To buy a candle or nominate a family who might need assistance, e-mail Cathy Flock at scottyville12@hotmail.com or visit www11.mygc.com/yourscentyoursignature online.

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