The BSU at a high school held its first pencil drive to collect pencils for children in Liberia, collecting over 3,000 pencils in just two weeks by delivering boxes to every classroom with support from the school and a non-profit organization. The event was a success and the BSU plans to make the pencil drive an annual project.

1. The Pencil Project
On February 13-17 BSU had its first ever pencil
drive for the children of Liberia.

2. Enochs High school
This wouldn’t of happened without Enochs. They
supported us through the whole entire process
we delivered boxes to just about every
classroom on campus and they really helped
publicized the event

3. Relief Inc.
Relief Inc is a non-profit organization to help
those who are struggling or in need of help
children and families in Africa. We would also
like to thank Mrs. Phebe Fortt for helping us
this process

4. BSU
BSU this year was a very successful year. All the
other years that we have had a BSU it didn’t
really didn’t last long but this year me and my
fellow council members not only kept it going
but we also changed the face of the BSU club.
The pencil project wasn’t easy but we pushed
through and got the job done.

5. My Counsel
My counsel has really inspired me in many
ways they are strong, smart, outgoing, and a
family. They really helped me every step of the
way and I'm blessed to have them.

6. The Process
Through it all me and my counsel manged to
get 3,059 pencils we delivered a box to every
classroom in the whole school and did this
event for only 2 weeks which was made this
event a complete success.

7. The Closing
We can safely say that the BSU Pencil Project
was a ultimate success and now we will be
doing this annually and for years to come