Northwest Christian Middle School Students Serve Spokane Community

Posted December 15, 2017

Northwest Christian Middle School Students Serve Spokane Community

Northwest Christian School Middle School launched Operation Christmas Child and sent almost 40 boxes to needy children around the world. Students at the middle school also collected over a half ton of non-perishable food to feed hungry families in Spokane through Second Harvest food bank. During the middle school Christmas Spirit Day students made and donated fleece blankets to newborns at Life Services.

Pictured Below: Life Services Director Glendie Loranger receives blankets from NWC volunteer Stephanie Veenstra

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