The annual Stuff the Bus event, hosted by BrightHouse and Eagle Media on Saturday, Nov. 1, saw an increase in donations from last year.&nbsp;

Sue Wray the Executive Director of BrightHouse tells us that they are still going through the donated items, but it looks like there were more items donated than last year. &nbsp;

Wray told us that they received more than $2,645 in cash, Dillons’ gift cards and sponsorships. &nbsp;

BrightHouse provides confidential support to victims of sexual assault and domestic violence. Services are free to anyone in Reno, Kingman, and Harper counties.&nbsp;

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 </figure>MARC JACOBS Hutch PostThe annual Stuff the Bus event, hosted by BrightHouse and Eagle Media on Saturday, Nov. 1, saw an increase in donations from last year.&nbsp;Sue Wray the Executive Director of BrightHouse tells us that they are still going through the donated items, but it looks like there were more items donated than last year. &nbsp;<figure>
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 </figure>Wray told us that they received more than $2,645 in cash, Dillons’ gift cards and sponsorships. &nbsp;BrightHouse provides confidential support to victims of sexual assault and domestic violence. Services are free to anyone in Reno, Kingman, and Harper counties.&nbsp;

BrightHouse says 'Stuff the Bus' a success