Darlene Dailey, left, Judie Agee and Gail Appeldorn view items collected for the Fountain Hills High School food project through Shepherd of the Hills and SWATT -- Servants with a Task and Testimony.
Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church participated in the Fountain Hills High School food project by holding a food drive to provide breakfast and lunch staples for high school students.
SOTH delivered a truck load full of food.
Donations included granola bars, cheese and crackers, breakfast and fruit bars, milk and juice boxes, water, apples and oranges.
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Shepherd helps with food drive
Darlene Dailey, left, Judie Agee and Gail Appeldorn view items collected for the Fountain Hills High School food project through Shepherd of the Hills and SWATT -- Servants with a Task and Testimony.
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Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church participated in the Fountain Hills High School food project by holding a food drive to provide breakfast and lunch staples for high school students.
SOTH delivered a truck load full of food.
Donations included granola bars, cheese and crackers, breakfast and fruit bars, milk and juice boxes, water, apples and oranges.
The church is a member of a newly-formed inter- denominational church service group in Fountain Hills, Servants with a Task and Testimony.
The SWATT group has been formed to inform churches in town of the needs of all local residents. The group works together on projects to meet these needs.
Many FHHS students are not having breakfast for various reasons, not enough food or just poor timing. There is no federally subsidized school breakfast/lunch program at the high school.
Presently, the high school nurse provides “Breakfast in a Bag” and snack packs for students who request them when they visit the nurse’s office. This food assistance allows the students to remain in school and attend classes.
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