Food Brings Hope celebrates Bunnell Elementary students

Two students from each school received special recognition for being named recipient of the Citizenship award.

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  • | 7:20 a.m. June 9, 2021
FBHonors students, school sponsors, FBH team members and volunteers joined together on the steps at the Mori Hosseini Center. Courtesy photo
FBHonors students, school sponsors, FBH team members and volunteers joined together on the steps at the Mori Hosseini Center. Courtesy photo
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by: Sofia Rivas

VCan Assistant Director, Food Brings Hope

Forty-six students from Bunnell Elementary School, Westside Elementary School, Campbell Middle School, and Heritage Middle School recently celebrated at the Mori Hosseini Center at Daytona State College. FBHonors students and school sponsors enjoyed a catered dinner by Metz Culinary Management followed by an awards presentation.

FBH Executive Director Judi Winch and FBH Community Grants and Operations Director Mamie Oatis presented each student with a trophy recognizing their high achievement during the year. Two students from each school received special recognition for being named recipient of the Citizenship award. In addition, these good citizens earned a certificate, a Regal Cinema Movie ticket, and a $50 gift card.

 

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