Eastport-South Manor Junior-Senior HS host ‘Stuff-A-School’ fundraised to give back
The event runs through December and hundreds of students and families donate.
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Dec 21, 2021, 11:05 AM
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4ds agoThe Eastport- South Manor Junior-Senior High School
Students are hosting their annual "Stuff-A-School" fundraiser today.
It's
a charity event held each year to donate to their neighbors in Manorville.
The event runs through December and
hundreds of students and families collect toys, clothes and goods to send out
to different charities and families in town.
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