The Danielle Cooley Agency

The Danielle Cooley Agency of American Family Insurance is located at 427 N. Main St. in Old Town Pocatello.

The Danielle Cooley Agency of American Family Insurance will be hosting an Old Town community cleanup on Oct. 6 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The volunteers will be asked to meet at the Danielle Cooley Agency at 427 N. Main St. in Pocatello to pick up gloves, T-shirts and garbage bags. They will be picking up litter and beautifying the neighborhood.

After the cleanup, customers of the Danielle Cooley Agency and people in our community who volunteered are invited to attend a catered lunch at the Elks Lodge.

“We want to show our customers how thankful we are for them while also giving back to our amazing community,” Cooley said. “We are so excited to host this event and hope that we will have a great turnout.”

Register by visiting www.eventbrite.com and then search Danielle Cooley. You will register by accessing the event, and clicking the green register button.

“This would be a great way for people to get volunteer hours they may need. And who doesn’t love free food?” said Karly Olsen, agency specialist at American Family Insurance.

One Saturday to Dream Fearlessly is a series of local celebrations across our operating territory that encourages participants to inspire, protect and restore the dreams of others within their communities. It’s about empowering people with the support they need to fearlessly purse their dreams.

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