Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
The second annual food pantry contest between the employees of Kimball Health Services and Kimball High School will benefit local families. Kimball Health Services won the previous year and the contest was repeated once again as Kimball Health Services whooped up on the teachers and staff. According to Stephanie Pedersen, Kimball Health Services asked their participating employees to bring one item a day for the length of the contest, which is 17 days. Once the items were delivered to the food pantry, the counting began. School employees finished with 311 items, and Kimball Health Services was at well more than 400. The losing team must buy doughnuts for the winning team.
The second annual food pantry contest between the employees of Kimball Health Services and Kimball High School will benefit local families.
Kimball Health Services won the previous year and the contest was repeated once again as Kimball Health Services whooped up on the teachers and staff.
According to Stephanie Pedersen, Kimball Health Services asked their participating employees to bring one item a day for the length of the contest, which is 17 days.
Once the items were delivered to the food pantry, the counting began. School employees finished with 311 items, and Kimball Health Services was at well more than 400.
The losing team must buy doughnuts for the winning team.