They’re popping up more and more through some rural central Utah communities lately — inspirational messages of hope, like 'You Can Do This,' 'Tomorrow Matters,' and other uplifting thoughts.
GUNNISON, Utah — They’re popping up more and more through some rural central Utah communities lately — inspirational messages of hope, like"You Can Do This,""Tomorrow Matters," and other uplifting thoughts. It's a movement of kindness started by a woman who’s experienced grief."I would do anything to get him back, but I can't save him. Maybe this will do something, help someone else," she said.
"If someone wants to donate, that's great. It means we get to print more signs, but you don't have to. These are free to anyone who wants to put them up in their yard or any cities that want one to display," Christiansen said.
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