Decatur Daily Democrat:
A private organization of local volunteers with a unified goal of alleviating child hunger throughout the North Adams school system gained public support on Tuesday when the school district's board of education agreed to provide a physical location to assist in those efforts.
Karen Carty appeared before the board during its regular monthly meeting on behalf of the HERO Meals: Feeding Families in North Adams committee. According to Carty, the group has "taken as its personal mission" the goal of reducing the number of students in the community "who live with chronic hunger."
The HERO Meals program, Carty said, is modeled after similar efforts in Wells County involving Norwell Elementary School students, and at the Pleasant Dale Church, which serves students at Adams Central.
A private organization of local volunteers with a unified goal of alleviating child hunger throughout the North Adams school system gained public support on Tuesday when the school district's board of education agreed to provide a physical location to assist in those efforts.
Karen Carty appeared before the board during its regular monthly meeting on behalf of the HERO Meals: Feeding Families in North Adams committee. According to Carty, the group has "taken as its personal mission" the goal of reducing the number of students in the community "who live with chronic hunger."
The HERO Meals program, Carty said, is modeled after similar efforts in Wells County involving Norwell Elementary School students, and at the Pleasant Dale Church, which serves students at Adams Central.
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