Submitted by KM Hills.
This year, Catholic students from St. Frances Cabrini School and Bellarmine Preparatory School, have partnered together in an effort to collect food items. For their efforts the students set a goal of collecting 20,000 pounds of food. The collected food will support both the Tacoma Rescue Mission and St. Leo’s Food Connection.
During times of financial uncertainty it is encouraging to see the next generation stepping up to help those families and individuals in need.
If you would like to help the students reach their goal, and more importantly help hundreds of individual living with food insecurity, you can drop off canned foods at the St Francis Cabrini School office before April 30.
A great way to teach compassion.
These students are truly living the life of Christ—serving the hungry, lifting up the vulnerable, and doing so with humility and purpose. In a world so often divided and distracted, their commitment to kindness stands as a powerful example for us all. Congratulations to the young people of St. Frances Cabrini and Bellarmine Prep for being true stewards of compassion. Your efforts are not only feeding the body, but nourishing the soul of your community. Keep going—you are making a real difference.