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Hand-bombing students make deposit at the food bank

Journal Staff SCITS students took to the streets last week to help ease hunger in Sarnia. More than 500 teens formed a human chain to transport 2,400 pounds of donated food from the front steps of the school to the Inn of the Good Shepherd.
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SCITS students had a ton of fun delivering donated food to the Inn of the Good Shepherd last week. From left, Courtney Vanderjeugd, Hunter Kameka, Sasha Miller and Kate Klompstra joined 500 plus teens who formed a “Chain of Giving” to hand deliver 2,440 pounds – more than a ton – of cans and boxes from the Wellington Street high school to the food bank and soup kitchen on Devine Street. Glenn Ogilvie

Journal Staff

SCITS students took to the streets last week to help ease hunger in Sarnia.

More than 500 teens formed a human chain to transport 2,400 pounds of donated food from the front steps of the school to the Inn of the Good Shepherd.

"It's a very generous and supportive thing that they did for the Inn," said operations manager Adelle Richards.

The food bank and soup kitchen counts on the weeks between Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays to drum up donations to restock  shelves after a tight summer season, she added.

SCITS student Zack Roehler has his arms full of cereal and pasta destinated for the Inn. Glenn Ogilvie
SCITS student Zack Roehler has his arms full of cereal and pasta destinated for the Inn.Glenn Ogilvie

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