Several Triton students recently participated in a philanthropic endeavor to help bring food to disadvantaged kids and families around the world.
Superintendent Donna Burroughs said that a group of fifth and sixth-grade students ventured to Nappanee to assist in the Feed My Starving Children service learning project. She said they were accompanied by members of the Jr./Sr. High girls’ basketball team who chipped in and also served as chaperones for the younger students.
During their two hour visit, the students were able to help make 66,000 meals to feed more than 165 children in various underprivileged nations who receive assistance through this program.
If you wish to follow the example of these charitable Triton students, visit FMSC.org to learn more or to donate to the cause. An $80 donation can feed a child for 12 months and $365 can help feed a family for an entire year.
