Published On: November 13th, 2013By

Kujawa EC/PK Center Students Collect Canned Goods for Kids’ Meals

Folks in Aldine really know how to make a difference and students at Kujawa EC/PK Center are no exception. Recently, students filled up two big barrels collecting more than 200 pounds of canned goods and more than 1,500 zip lock bags for the [icons icon_name=”icon-external-link” icon_size=”14px”]Kids’ Meals organization that delivers 1,700 nutritious lunches every day to the doors of preschool-aged children living in poverty in Houston. Joe Castro, director of operations for Kids’ Meals Houston, is grateful to everyone who contributed to help the organization’s meals-on-wheels service for children.

“Everyone at Kujawa EC/PK really made a difference in the lives of children!” exclaimed Castro.

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Eun Sung Kim (far left), staff member at Kujawa EC/PK Center, along with students (l-r, on truck) Luis Peñaloza, Jimena Medina and Jacob Gallardo pose with Joe Castro from Kids’ Meals Houston as they get ready to fill two containers with items collected.

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