Local students team up for Orange service, toy drive effort
Published 9:46 am Monday, December 11, 2023
The day included a visit to the restored home of Kenneth and Beth Wheeler and the historic Miss Laura's Schoolhouse. (Courtesy photo)
Students with Orangefield High School FCCLA and Interact members team up for community service. (Courtesy photo)
Helping with the Granger Chevrolet Food Drive was an important part of the effort. (Courtesy photo)
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Orangefield High School FCCLA recently teamed up with Interact for a joint community service project.
They spent the first Thursday of December volunteering.
They started the morning at the annual Granger Food Drive, loading and unloading cans to stock the pantries at the Salvation Army and Orange Christian Services.
After spending the morning at Granger Chevrolet, they moved to downtown Orange to tour the beautifully restored home of Kenneth and Beth Wheeler and the historic Miss Laura’s Schoolhouse.
They collected and donated more than 75 toys benefiting The Service League of Orange 67th Annual Toy Coffee.
