Jersey Proud: Manchester HS students team with senior citizens for food drive
The students took a trip to Leisure Village West to help residents learn how to use their new community app. In exchange, the seniors donated thousands of boxes to the district’s cereal drive.
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Jan 14, 2025, 3:27 AM
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193ds agoManchester Township high school students are making New Jersey proud.
The students took a trip to Leisure Village West to help residents learn how to use their new community app. In exchange, the seniors donated thousands of boxes to the district’s cereal drive.
The drive runs through Feb. 14 when the students will then distribute the boxes to community food banks.
