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Bringing Christmas spirit to angels in Wichita, Kansas
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The Black Hills Energy team in Wichita, Kansas worked to end the year on a shining note by spreading Christmas cheer to families in the community.

Wichita employees came together to donate Christmas gifts to more than a dozen children in the area through our partnership with the Salvation Army Angel Tree program. Staff members joyfully granted wishes for many toys, including items such as a scooter, Frozen dolls, Paw Patrol toys, and a dollhouse.

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