PHOTO: RHS Supports Peanut Butter and Jelly Drive
The school collected more than 100 jars of peanut butter and jelly for the Martin Luther King Center.
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Rogers High School recently held a peanut butter and jelly collection to benefit the Martin Luther King Community Center Food Bank. Over 80 jars of peanut butter and 60 jars of jelly were collected. Pictured: NACTC junior, John McNulty and RHS junior, Taylor Henry with Mr. Nelson, principal.
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2:48 pm on Friday, May 25, 2012
Happy to see all the students at Rogers giving back to the community. What a great life lesson!
pferd
10:27 am on Sunday, May 27, 2012
unfortunately too much emphasis is on this giving to the community. give to your neighbor.
everybody is so into community giving and caring, but yet when someone gets attacked everyone splits. when the neighbor needs something nobody can be found.
all this feeling wonderful is for the birds when people don't show up when it is really needed and instead turn their heads. what about caring about the community by driving more normal instead of like an idiot. that is giving.
how about letting someone take spot in the parking lot instead of speeding up to get there before anyone else.
how about letting an elderly person cross the street instead of speeding up to beat them at the cross walk.
how about helping someone when nobody is looking.
anyone can collect food and then pose for the paper, which everyone enjoys,
but nobody seems to care about doing charitable acts when nobody is looking.