Catholic School Christ collects and donates over 2000 boxes of food in annual food driving – Wibw

Topeka, Kan. (WIBW) – Students at the Catholic School in Topeka returned by participating in a canned nutritional aspiration with a prize for the winning team.

The week before (January 26 – February 1) was known as the Catholic School Week, and the Catholic School “Christ of the Topeka King was celebrating with its annual canned nutritional aspiration to take advantage of the Topeka project.

The students from pre-K to eighth grade participated in the pursuit, and the students from the fifth grade participated in it for a service project.

The school collected a total of 2635 boxes of food.

The donations were taken at the school on Friday, Fed. 7 And now they will be delivered to local food banks as the rescue mission in Topeka, let us help, threshold, army of salvation and more.

“It seems that this year they had a good way again. Last year we had just over £ 4,000. To food, “Project Topeka President Kent Dederic said. “Food goes to local food banks. We deliver them with food throughout the year. We supply £ 1000. At some point, this should be taken care of for about three or four food banks. “

“This feeds thousands of people in our community,” says Katie Milburne, a fifth grade teacher at the Catholic School of Christ. “So it’s a great feeling that we get to contribute. Also, we will become included, and then bring out our school there and say that we are doing great things. “

The school was divided into two sides and the team, which donated the most canned food, won the Day of Jeans – one day to wear jeans instead of their school uniforms. Country B won 269 boxes.

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