The HULL Family Helps Combat Flood Waters in Fargo - Thank you!

April, 2009 - As the Red River reached flood stage on Saturday, March 28th, 2009, in Fargo, North Dakota, volunteers turned out in droves to fill more than one and a half million sandbags and construct levees.  Men, women, and children worked to hold back the rising waters of the epic flood that threatened to shut down the city. While their spirits were high, many volunteers were not prepared for the cold and wet conditions the work would bring.  But with help from generous groups like the Hull Family, owners of the Fargo Sportsman's Warehouse managed by Elliott Associates, Inc., volunteers were able to receive the necessary items to keep up the work and keep the flood waters at bay.  The Hull Family funded the purchase of stocking caps, insulated gloves, water boots, and hot drinks straight from the Sportsman's Warehouse stock with the help of Matt Selders, store manager.  From there, the goods were donated to the Assembly of God Volunteer Station for distribultion to cold and willing volunteers.  Elliott Associates would like to show its appreciation and respect for our clients, the Hull Family, by acknowledging their efforts to support others in their time of need.  The world is a better place because of people like you! Thank you Hull Family!