THE Covid-19 crisis is certainly bringing out the best in the Banner County, with lots of local businesses stepping up to look after their community.

Clarecare clients got a lovely surprise this week when Penneys Ennis donated 100 packages to the charity.

The Clarecare over 65s club decided to make a little video to express their thanks to Penneys, saying “Penneys in Ennis have been an amazing support to Clarecare over 65’s club over the last year, from the bottom of our hearts we all thank you and your amazing staff. “

Check out the video below:

Words cannot express how thankful we are to Penneys Penneys

So we decide to make a little video .. to let the clients…

Posted by Clarecare Over 65’s Club on Tuesday, 28 April 2020

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