11/03/2026
WE LOVE WHEN THE YOUTH ARE INVOLVED IN COMMUNITY CARE. THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN TEAMWORK MEETS HEART.
STUDENTS SHOWING UP AND REMINDING US WHAT REAL COMMUNITY LOOKS LIKE. THIS IS LEADERSHIP, COMPASSION, AND CARE IN ACTION. WE’RE SO PROUD OF THE NEXT GENERATION LEADING BY EXAMPLE🫧
From one end zone to the other, the whole football field turned yellow.
It was covered in thousands of yellow bags of groceries, all collected by high school students for families who need help.
This was the second annual 100-Yard Food Drive Challenge, held at Howell High School in New Jersey and organized by the nonprofit Dermer Dreams. Hundreds of students took part.
By the end, they had collected more than a quarter of a million pounds of food. It was the biggest food drive in the group's history.
Then the Howell High football team and other volunteers loaded all those bags onto trucks. The food is going to 30 food banks across the area.
"These students did more than collect food," said co-founder Dan Dermer. "They united communities and demonstrated the power of working together."
"Every bag represents a young person who chose to make a difference in someone's life," added Alyse Dermer.
That's a touchdown for kindness. 🏈
Source: Good News Network