The BETA Club and National Honor Society at PCHS recently held a food drive to benefit the Pike County Backpack Program. They presented the foods they collected to Susan Trawick of the Backpack Program.
The Pike County Backpack Program is a collaborative effort of local churches, individuals and organizations to provide around 200 students in need with meals for the weekend. Students who are recommended by school counselors are provided with meals each week and food and monetary donations are needed year round. Items that are frequently provided for students include individual mac and cheese and ravioli meals, pop tarts and granola bars as well as other items that are offered as available.
A bin is located behind First Baptist Church of Zebulon for food donation and monetary donations can be made online at ZFBC.live by clicking on the ‘giving’ button. Checks may also be made to First Baptist Zebulon at P.O. Box 312 Zebulon, Georgia 30295 or taken to the church.
The BETA Club and National Honor Society at Pike County High School recently held a food drive to benefit the Pike County Backpack Program. Pictured are (l-r) Susan Trawick with the Backpack Program and BETA and NHS officers Braylon Pitts, Sophia Bonvino, Katelyn Ward, Ginny Gross and Mikaila Gaddy. Donations are needed year round to continue the program and food donations can be placed in the bin at First Baptist Church. Monetary donations can be made at ZFBC.live by clicking on the ‘giving’ button or checks can be made to First Baptist Zebulon and mailed to P.O. Box 312, Zebulon GA 30295.
High school groups help Backpack Program with food donations
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