Creekview Raises $10K for Habitat
The school's Habitat for Humanity club is only two years old.
From left to right, Principal Dr. Bob Eddy, Colleen Fogarty of Habitat for Humanity, Club President Sean Andreassen, Vice President Julia Dayoub and Sponsor Michael Sinco.
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In its second year of existence, Creekview High School’s Habitat for Humanity Club raised $10,000 to help build a Habitat house for the Phares family in Hickory Flat. More than 100 students took part in fundraising through the Club’s annual Trick-or-Treat donation drive and letter-writing campaign and collected generous donations from Creekview HS faculty. In addition to fundraising, the students also took part in Habitat builds, leadership camps and an awareness campaign.
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