Perry High FCCLA Packs Food Boxes for Perry Volunteer Outreach
Special to the Herald
Perry High FCCLA members were empowered by the spirit of giving this holiday
season as they joined hands with Perry Volunteer Outreach to help pack boxes of
food for families in the middle Georgia area. A total of 28 FCCLA members
were in attendance to lend a helping hand. Some were divided among food
stations including such items as flour, sugar, grits, canned vegetables, cake
mix, oil, juice, macaroni and cheese, mashed potatoes and rice while other students
pushed carts holding boxes to each station in order for them to be filled.
Perry High FCCLA encouraged the entire school to participate in their annual
macaroni and cheese drive. A total of 2,045 boxes of macaroni and cheese
were collected from the faculty, students and staff at Perry High School for
this cause. Perry High exceeded last year’s donation total by over 500
additional boxes.
Perry High School FCCLA members voluntarily took time out of their busy holiday
season to help someone else in need. When asked why they chose to
participate most students said that they simply enjoy helping others while
other members said they enjoy helping pack the boxes each year and that it is
fun. The Perry Volunteer Outreach sponsor Larry Wood was very impressed
with the motivation and drive of these students. Perry High FCCLA is
proving time and time again that together with our community we are successful.
Perry High is located at 1307 North Avenue in Perry. Dr. Darryl Albritton
serves as principal. Kama Beaumarchais and Crystal Quick serve as local
FCCLA advisors.
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