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Molino Park Needs Your Help To Help The Homeless
October 6, 2008
Molino Park Elementary School is working to help the homeless, and they need your help.
Molino Park is collecting common items to for the Alfred-Washburn Centery, a volunteer organization that serves the homeless and poorer members of our community.
Items can be dropped off at Molino Park by Friday. For more information, call Jessica Cloud at 587-5265 extension 321.
Items being collect by students include: jeans, pants, t-shirts, socks, shoes, towels, wash cloths, backpacks, trash bags and plastic grocery bags.
Additional items that can be donate by adults include: bleach, toilet paper, laundry soap, peanut butter, grape jelly, paper towels, coffee, sugar, creamer, individual bottles of water, individual size shampoo and conditioner, individual size soap, small cans of beans and franks, small cans of vienna sausage, individual size cookies, individual size crackers, and underwear for men and women.
Pictured above: Tyler Cloud (front left), Logan Purvis (right) and Cameron Cloud (back) look at some of the items donated so far in Molino Park Elementary School’s drive to help the homeless. Submitted photo for NorthEscambia.com.
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