Attempt to remove the catalytic converter, but the thieves may have been interrupted so they left it hanging there.
Young mom (age 27) from Shakopee, is currently living in Chaska in the Beyond New Beginnings supportive housing program, so she can afford to go to college. Her income is from MFIP, so it's pretty limited. She drives a 2002 Ford Explorer to Hennepin Technical College (HTC) and brings her son to kindergarten 5 days a week.There was an attempt to remove the catalytic converter, but the thieves may have been interrupted so they left it hanging there (it drags). It's not safe to drive and the muffler needs to be replaced, too. Breakdown: Rear converter $388, Muffler $139, Exhaust gasket $12.40, Clips $4.99, Gasket 10.35 LABOR $175 Supplies $17.50, Tax $42.20$386.18 of $789.42
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Bethany Tjornhom - btjornhom@fishpartnernetwork.org
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This mom is working hard to lift herself and her son out of poverty to an independent and comfortable future. She worked 5 years in the HVAC industry and decided she would like to go to college to work her way up the ladder in that field. She is studying Computer Aided Design and plans to become an engineer. She is a first generation college student and just started her second semester. Any financial support is welcome. Thanks!
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