The Lynchburg-Clay Holds Successful Donation Drives
Submitted by: Kelsey Arnett, FFA Reporter
Recently, the Lynchburg-Clay FFA Chapter challenged the students of the Lynchburg-Clay Elementary and High Schools in a Donation Drive. Students were asked to bring in gently used coats for HOPE Emergency and pull tabs to benefit the Ronald McDonald House of Cincinnati, Ohio. The winning classes received a pizza party and cupcakes.
In the elementary school, the winning class for pull tabs was Mrs. Winkle’s class and for the coat drive it was Ms. Bandow’s class that brought in the most coats. While in the high school, Mrs. Barnett’s class donated the most pull tabs. There was a tie between Mrs. Hamilton’s and Mr. Fawley’s class for the most coats donated!
In total, over 300 coats were donated and over 140 pounds of pull tabs were collected!
Thank you to all the students that donated; your simple act of kindness is greatly appreciated. Also, a special thank you to Miss Keltner’s Family Consumer Science class for preparing the cupcakes.
Photo caption: FFA members counted and sorted the coats that were donated for HOPE Emergency.
