Stories
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Better Lookout On Life
This project has made me a better person and a different look out on life. This build me up a lot . I used to waste money and food , just throw it away like i got plenty of money I can do whatever I want to. I didn't know how many people lived their life's like this. When i think of homeless i always see grown people, but it is also kids to. I took this project more serious and was caution of how I spend my money not just throwing it away. My English IV class split up in groups and decided… -
God's Storehouse
This year, my English IV class and our school's Leo Club participated in The Souper Bowl of Caring through the charity called God's Storehouse. We worked in groups of 3-4 people and in total raised over $2,000. It was a great experience and it gave the self-satisfaction of helping out someone who is less fortunate. I am really looking forward to doing something similar to this in the near future. -
The faces you see everyday...
"From this project I've realized the next student may not be as fortunate as I am. Every effort made by my group and I really helped me to see that together we all can make a change. Giving back doesn't mean just giving money and food, but it also means warming someones heart with joy when that person receives the help they need."
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Every Penny Counts
During the three week period that my English class spent collecting money for Souper Bowl of Caring, I was amazed at how much money I raised alone. I contributed by doing a bake sale and raised $30 from that alone. I also went around in all of my classes and around the school carrying a cup and asked for pocket change from students and teachers. At the end of the day , my cup was filled with coins. Just by doing that, I realised that pennies, nickels, and dimes really do add up.… -
Kim Stokes, Blythewood High School teacher and Souperbowl of Caring project adviser
Mere words cannot capture the experience my students and I shared in this project. My English IV students, all seniors, as well as our Leo Club members (component of Lion's Club) decided to collect canned goods, money, and coats for God's Storehouse in Columbia, SC. We are still finalizing our numbers, but at our last count, we had collected over $2,400 and over 500 cans and 200 coats. We hope to have final results this Friday.
To introduce the project, we watched the Souperbowl of… -
GlenOak
Thanks to GlenOak High School National Honor Society for $950 and 3242 food items. -
Cookies for Cans Night at Lakeview
This year we had a "Cookies for Can's" at Lakeview. During our Science Night, students could bring in canned goods and receive a cookie for every member of their family that was with them. We collected over 125 cans which helped kick off our food drive. -
Elizabeth Lane Collects Oodles of Food!
Students at Elizabeth Lane Elementary participated in the Souper Bowl of Caring for 2012! The school collected over 1,000 cans of food for local food banks! -
Souper Bowl of Caring Food Drive
We have collected canned goods from January 17, 2012 through February 3, 2012. Our total for canned goods collected is 1252. Our school is a Kindergarten through Grade 6 building with 514 students. We held a contest among our classrooms, the classroom with the most collected is going to receive a pizza party. Our winning classroom is a 2nd grade room that has 25 students. This classroom collected 446 canned good. Our 2nd place classroom is a Kindergarten room with 25 students and they… -
SOUPER BOWL 2012
We've definitely stirred it up this year! We've pitted the BOYS against the GIRLS for a school-wide battle! With one day left to go we have just a ten can difference, and a chance at breaking our school's SOUPER BOWL record! -
Kelso Elementary School Community
Kelso Elementary School Community was proud to host the 2012 Souper Bowl of Caring Food Drive. All students in grades Pre-K through 5th, Special Education Department, Office, Ancillary, Tutors, Cafeteria and Custodial staff participated. We are thrilled that our entire school teamed up to contribute 1,438 food donations for the Souper Bowl of Caring Campaign. Our donations will be donated to The Houston Food Bank. We are delighted that we were able to surpass our total of 848 from last… -
The Winston School's Middle School Student Council Collects Food for People and their Pets
The students in middle school have a tender heart for our furry friends in need. One fact that many forget is that people who are hungry sometimes have furry companions that are also hungry. Many times, these individuals will feed their pets part of the food that was intended to nourish their own body. Our students are filling that need by trying to fill up the principal's office with pet food for the North Texas Food Bank! They have some work to do, but we are intent to do it! Our… -
Freshmen!
I am an RA in a Freshmen Residence Hall at Suny Plattsburgh and last year was my first year using the Super Bowl of Caring as a building wide educational program in Wilson Hall. It was a great success. We had the two boxes for the teams in our first floor main lounge, bought a bunch of pizza and other food for our freshmen, and had hunger facts on little table cards scattered all over the room. We collected a fair amount of donations for the cause, but this year we are taking it to the next… -
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New Vistas Chrisrian School uses a non traditional approach to multi learning styles. We have been in business for over 30 years.
We are excited to be a part of the souper bowl for caring food drive. We have selected the Contra Costa food bank as the recipient of our donations.
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West Fork Starts The Fantasy
Our school is going to start the Souper Bowl of Caring on January 17th with all the teachers having a team such as the Green Bay Packers. -
CMS with the CMS Beta Club host's a Food Drive for the Food Pantry
Campbellsville Middle School recently held a food drive in conjunction with the Beta Club. Our school had a homeroom race with the winning homeroom bringing in over 600 canned goods. It toal over 1, 500 canned goods and non-perishable items were collected for our local Food Pantry.