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Fountain Hills middle-schoolers help with NJHS

Two Fountain Hills Middle School National Junior Honor Society Club members singlehandedly collected 160 cans of food as part of a recent drive to benefit the Extended Hands Food Bank. They are Natalie, left, and Vivian.

Courtesy of Patti Schultz

According to its advisor, the National Junior Honor Society Club at Fountain Hills Middle School has a busy schedule this holiday season.

Volunteer work and charity drives are cornerstones of activities of NJHS and similar clubs.
Advisor Patti Schultz said the Middle School club recently finished up its food donation drive to benefit the Extended Hands Food Bank.

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