Danville Junction Grange members collected $75 for the Park Avenue School BackPack Program in Auburn. The program provides students suffering the effects of chronic hunger at the Auburn school with nutritious, easy-to-prepare food to eat during weekends and school vacations. For $250 a year per student, Good Shepherd Food-Bank is able to provide a variety of staple meal items. Pictured above accepting the check are Maggie Soule, librarian at Park Avenue School, and Kate Dargie, program fundraiser for this program. On the right is Joyce MacDonald, community service chairwoman, Danville Junction Grange.
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- Danville Junction Grange members collected $75 for the Park Avenue School BackPack Program in Auburn. The program provides students suffering the effects of chronic hunger at the Auburn school with nutritious, easy-to-prepare food to eat during weekends and school vacations. For $250 a year per student, Good Shepherd Food-Bank is able to provide a variety of staple meal items. Pictured above accepting the check are Maggie Soule, librarian at Park Avenue School, and Kate Dargie, program fundraiser for this program. On the right is Joyce MacDonald, community service chairwoman, Danville Junction Grange.
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