K-14 SUPPORTS POTOSI ELKS BACK PACK PROGRAM

December 28, 2022
Chrissy Pruneau on right representing Kingston School, Dave DeGonia representing the Elks. Chrissy Pruneau on right representing Kingston School, Dave DeGonia representing the Elks.

Chrissy Pruneau, representing Kingston School District, stands in front of a truck load of food items donated by students and staff to the Potosi Elks Lodge #2218, represented by Dave DeGonia, to support the weekly Back Pack Program that helps feed over 300 youngsters in Washington County. The Program delivers food stuffs to schools on Fridays. (Sub. Photo)





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