Sauk Prairie High School Book Drive

Sauk Prairie High School Book Drive

Book Drive Details

Group Leader: Karla Krumenauer

Drive Organizers: Bindiya Shah, Karla Krumenauer, Kirsten Schroeder, and Stephanie Johnson (students at Sauk Prairie High School, Wisconsin).

Drive Organizers

 

Country Books Will be sent to: Kenya  - in partnership with http://www.soar-kenya.com/

Drive drop off locations included a local Movie Gallery and Piggly Wiggly and school and city Libraries.

650 Books Collected.

Drive organized to fulfill the requirements for personal service project as part of National Honor Scociety Activity

 

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