Humanitarian Service
Project would like to take this opportunity to highlight two very generous
donations of paper products made by local schools, Albright
Middle School , in Villa
Park , and, Wheaton Warrenville
South High School ,
for the sake of the needy seniors we serve.
The first drive we received was
from Albright Middle School, in Villa Park, was due to host author, Chris
Rylander who would discuss his popular, young-adult book series The Fourth Stall. With the event quickly
coming, librarian Amy DeForrest, Principal Scott Jackson, and other staff
members at the school, began to formulate a very interesting idea. Because
Rylander’s books take place primarily in a bathroom stall, the AMS staff
decided to do a toilet paper drive in collaboration with the author’s visit.
Principal Jackson acquired a toilet on loan from Home Depot and put it on
display for the drive. When the students brought in toilet paper for the drive,
they got to fill up the display toilet with their donation. This idea certainly
attracted the kid’s attention! Last week, Principal Jackson brought in three
large bags of toilet paper to HSP.
Not content to let Albright
Middle School have all the fun,
today we received a paper drive from another wonderful local school, Wheaton
Warrenville South
High School ! Mike Healy, Athletic
Director at the Wheaton Warrenville South, received a letter from HSP detailing
the paper needs of our needy seniors, and was motivated to take action. He took
the idea to the school’s Athletic Leadership Council, and the school’s athletes
really ran with it. With their spirit and hustle, the students collected five
large bags of paper goods for the needy seniors, which included not only toilet
paper, but other necessary paper products as well, including, paper towels and
Kleenex.
These paper donations will help provide for
HSP’s 121 needy senior citizens, who desperately need paper products like
toilet paper, Kleenex, and paper towels, to maintain the healthy lives they
deserve. HSP would again like to thank Albright
Middle School , and the Wheaton
Warrenville South Athletic Leadership Council for these generous and creative
donations.
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