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Anonymous donor gives $22,000 worth of clothing to students

December 19, 2010 By Ben Sclair

Anon donor

Students from Clover Park High School and Firwood Secondary School sorted, folded and labeled the donated items before they were picked up for students.

By Jayme Taylor, Communication Manager, Clover Park School District

For the 23rd year in a row, an anonymous donor contributed $22,000 worth of brand new clothing to needy Clover Park School District students. Clothing included coats, shoes, pants, sweaters, socks, underwear, gloves and hats.

The clothing was sorted, folded and labeled by staff members from the district’s student services department, district and community volunteers and students from Clover Park High School and Firwood Secondary School. School counselors and other school staff members picked up and distributed the clothes to needy students prior to winter break.

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Myra Johnson, right, a counselor from Lakeview Hope Academy, and Rachel Hyde, a counselor from Mann Middle School, rear, picked up clothing for needy students at their schools.

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