Students at Resurrection School exceed goal of 1,000 canned goods for food pantry
The students hoped to collect 1,000 canned goods, and they ended up getting more than 3,000 items.
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Feb 15, 2023, 1:33 PM
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Updated 603 days ago
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11ds agoEighth graders at Resurrection School in Rye aimed high for their food pantry drive and they exceeded their goal.
The students hoped to collect 1,000 canned goods, and they ended up getting more than 3,000 items.
The food was donated to Meals on Main Street in Port Chester.
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