Kaukauna school’s Soup-er Bowl collects over 2,600 cans for pantry
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Published: Sep. 26, 2022 at 4:44 PM CDT
KAUKAUNA, Wis. (WBAY) - Students at New Directions Learning Community, a public charter school in Kaukauna, collected more than 2,600 cans of soup for the St. Joseph Food Program. Monday night the total came to 2,637 cans.
NDLC ran a service project called the NDLC Soup-er Bowl last week, bringing in cans of soup. One third-grader wheeled in her donations in a “soupcase.”
The classroom that collected the most cans is being awarded a pizza party with Kaukauna Mayor Anthony Penterman, who was on hand Monday to help load the cans into a truck for St. Joseph.
A small number of cans will go to the Kaukauna Library food pantry.
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