Students at Lavelle School for the Blind package groceries for pantries
Staff and parents raised $1,600 for canned foods and other items so students could create care packages.
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Dec 15, 2020, 6:22 PM
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5h agoThe students at Lavelle School for the Blind in Edenwald
spent the day packaging groceries for local food pantries with the goal of
helping those in need during the holiday season during the pandemic.
Staff and parents raised $1,600 for canned foods and other items so students could create care packages.
News 12’s Joanna Hernandez was there with executive director
Rebecca Renshaw with more on the act of kindness.
