Wellington Elementary wins Lewisville ISD's Stuff the Pantry food drive

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Wellington Elementary recently triumphed in Lewisville ISD's annual food drive event, "Stuff the Pantry," amassing an impressive quarter ton of food to support local families in need. Conducted from September through October, this initiative underscores the community's commitment to alleviating food insecurity among residents. Key contributors Tami Braun and Andre Poux spearheaded efforts that encouraged students and staff to participate actively, fostering a spirit of collaboration and generosity. The event not only provided essential resources for families but also instilled valuable lessons of empathy and social responsibility in students. Community support played a vital role in the drive's success, demonstrating the impact of collective efforts in addressing pressing social issues.

As families face ongoing challenges, initiatives like this highlight the importance of local engagement in charitable activities. The food drive serves as a model for how schools can contribute to community well-being while cultivating a culture of kindness among students. Through the success of the "Stuff the Pantry" event, Lewisville ISD continues to make strides in ensuring food security for its families.

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