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Glasgow FCCLA members collected toys, hats, glove, and self-care items for children and teens in the community during the group’s Project Warmth Toy Drive.
More than $500 of toys were donated …
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Glasgow FCCLA members collected toys, hats, glove, and self-care items for children and teens in the community during the group’s Project Warmth Toy Drive.
More than $500 of toys were donated for local children. Donations were distributed locally, helping to ensure local teens and families have a warmer, happier holiday season.
Makaylee Minor led the group with a large donation of toys. Halle Carmack (below) won a special prize in a contest open to all students who participated.
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