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Walking With A Jug On Their Shoulders

Number of Participants: 50

Hours Donated: 3

Value of Time Served: $1,268

Event Amount Raised: $800

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Event By: Team Up 4 Community

Event Type: Hunger

Sport: Soccer

Date: November 10, 2015

Location:
690 Wenwood Drive East Meadow
New York 11554, United States

About:

In the East Meadow School District, Woodland Middle School seventh-graders walked a mile around school grounds to fundraise for Island Harvest and Water for South Sudan.

For the fundraiser, each student donated $1 to carry a gallon of water during the mile walk. Following the walk, students donated over 350 jugs of water to Island Harvest, a hunger relief organization with the mission “to end hunger and reduce food waste on Long Island.” In addition, over 800 dollars was raised for Water for South Sudan, the not-for-profit organization that provides clean safe water to areas of South SudanWoodland Middle School sixth-graders also collected perishable foods in honor of learning about world hunger. The food was then donated to Island Harvest.

Photo Captions:

1) Woodland Middle School seventh-graders and members of the English department walked a mile to fundraise for local charities.

2) Seventh-graders of Woodland Middle School walked a mile around campus to help those in need.

3) Woodland Middle School seventh-graders and Home and Careers teacher Valerie Rowe walked to fundraise for Island Harvest and Water for South Sudan.

4) Following the walk, Woodland Middle School seventh-graders donated over 350 jugs of water.

5) Woodland Middle School sixth-graders donated perishable food to Island Harvest in honor of learning about world hunger.

Photos courtesy of the East Meadow School District

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