2011 Back-to-School Supply Project
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The First Reformed Church Vacation Bible School collected 390 pounds of school supplies for the Kaye Prox Food Bank, with pastors and participants getting pies thrown in their faces for every 125 pounds collected. The altar server coordinator at Incarnation Catholic Church had his student altar servers collect and organize enough school supplies to fill 17 backpacks and over two dozen grocery bags for the food bank during their retreat. Last year the food bank provided school supplies for over 120 students but only about a dozen backpacks, but this year they were able to give over 130 students fully stuffed backpacks, including 50 backpacks donated by the Glazer Family Foundation through their Buc-Packs program.
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