Little River Casino and Resort help raise funds for Lunch Debt of public schools
The cryptocurrency casino, Little River and Resort are inviting firms in the premises to come forward to help the students to reduce lunch debts in the county. Various activities like a pop can drives, bake sales, collection jars can be carried out to clear the debts.
The debt of lunch has now become worth $11,000. This initiative lets businesses come with innovative and enjoyable means to raise funds for a noble cause.
According to a report, in this event of fundraising, the firm that raises the maximum amount will get a reward from the casino.
Samantha Nelson from Little River Casino & Resort said,
Anyone interested to donate and participate cam sign up by sending an email at [email protected] till September 26th.
The Public Schools superintendent in Manistee, Ron Stoneman received a payment of $500 against lunch debt by Carolyn along with Ken Witter. These people belonged to the World of Arts and Crafts in Manistee.
Although, even prior to the event, donations were being received from people for different school districts for clearing up the debt.
The food director of public schools said that they are honored to get a $500 sum from the people of the World of Arts and Crafts, Manistee to pay their debts. Carlson responded with gratitude that appreciates the gesture even though the debt is pretty much than the amount.
Carlson said,
The same circumstance arose in Bear Lake Schools. The principal of the school, Sarah Harless spoke in an interview that, 2018-19 debt on lunch was taken care of with donation of $460 by, Tanya and Steve Allen and Anne Eggers from Saddle up.