Cooking up donations for the animals

Seabreeze High School club helps homeless animals

  • By Jacque Estes
  • | 5:09 p.m. May 9, 2017
Halifax Humane Society Board President Mel Stack, secretary Jared Barron, Vail Linn, Shannon Stack, and faculty advisor Matt Bailey. Photo Courtesy of Seabreeze Humane Society club
Halifax Humane Society Board President Mel Stack, secretary Jared Barron, Vail Linn, Shannon Stack, and faculty advisor Matt Bailey. Photo Courtesy of Seabreeze Humane Society club
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The Seabreeze Humane Society, a club of students led by faculty advisor Matt Bailey, had a bake sale to raise money for the Halifax Humane Society, the ARNI Foundation, the Ormond Beach Police Department Canine unit and Wild About birds.

The students raised $94 at their bake sale, a figure that was doubled when Halifax Humane Society Board of Directors President Mel Stack matched the amount bringing the total to $188.

The club has had their last meeting for this school year but will be back during the 2017-2018 school year to continue helping animal groups in the area.

 

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