The Armed Services YMCA of Alaska partners each year with Jack Daniels to help spread the holiday spirit to military families.
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“We know it is very expensive to fly when you have a couple of kids and a spouse and you’re looking at four to five tickets, especially around the holidays, we know that that’s difficult,” executive director for ASYMCA Sarah Riffer said.
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