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Fridley Mayor, Senator Sleep on Roof for Mental Health

Bob's Produce Ranch hosted the event to raise $4,000 for the Lee Carlson Center.

 
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Fridley Mayor Scott Lund setting up his tent atop Bob's Produce.
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Now to put up the tent Credit Dave McCoy
Fridley Mayor Scott Lund setting up his tent atop Bob's Produce. Credit Dave McCoy
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Fridley Mayor Scott Lund and state Sen. Barb Goodwin were set to spend a chilly night in a tent on the roof of Bob's Produce Ranch at University Avenue NE and Osborne Road Friday to raise funds for the Lee Carlson Center for Mental Health and Well-Being, a Fridley nonprofit agency.

For more than 30 years, the mental-health center has provided prevention and early intervention programs to schools, serving Fridley High School for more than 10 years.

Last year the center helped more than 4,500 individuals and families struggling with depression, anxiety and other mental health issues.

You can help by dropping off a donation at Bob's, or donating online at www.leecarlsoncenter.org.

Related Topics: Barb Goodwin, Lee Carlson Center, Roof Raiser, Scott Lund, and bob's produce

Amy Paddock

1:04 pm on Monday, September 19, 2011

How fun. Glad our Mayor and Senator rolled up their sleeves and unrolled their tent for this cause!

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