100th Day Food Drive - Thank yous

Mrs. Sinclair and her son worked with volunteers to pack cars with donations.

"About one in six people in the United States struggles with hunger, and issues related to hunger affect people in every community."
Tuscan's 5th annual 100th Day Food Drive challenge came to an inspriring tally of over 2,600 food items, all packed and delivered to two local food pantries by the end of the 100th day of school!
Mrs. Sinclair, Tuscan kindergarten teacher and parent, began the food drive as a project with her class five years ago and the effort 

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continues to grow each year.  "This could not have been done without the amazing school community that we have.  Moms, dads and kids helped pack up cars and drive the food over to the pantries, and then unload them all when they got there!  There were hundreds of bags and this was a huge undertaking.  I am so proud to be a part of The Tuscan School Community, both as a teacher AND as a parent!"
Mrs. Sinclair extends gratitude to staff Mrs. Murphy, Miss Wolski and Miss Amokomowo; students in the fifth grade; Melissa Sheehy, Chris Costanza, Juli Lipoff, Helen Marie Goff, Melanie Secor, Jennifer Minghinelli, Dave Sinclair and students Drew, DJ, Daniella, Connor, Jack, and children from the Secor, Costanzo and Lipof families.
More about the food drive can be found on Mrs. Sinclair's blog here : http://aprojectforkindness.wordpress.com/2013/02/22/food-drive/