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Journal photos by Emily Hanson
Shelton's Clara Robbins hands out a box of food from girls' basketball
head coach Aaron Leth's truck at Saint's Pantry Food Bank on
Thursday, Dec. 22.
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coach Aaron Leth said his goal was for the
'~ LOW team to support the community that sup-
ports them.
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IL~!~I ~Jl~t~-£~~ t On Thursday, Dec. 22, the Shelton girls
~ ~¢~m~. basketball team donated 674.55 lbs of food
to Saint's Pantry Food Bank in downtown
Shelton. The food was collected during
the Lady Highclimbers' home games on
Wednesday, Dec. 14 against South Kitsap
and on Monday, Dee. 19 against North Ma-
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"It went really well," Leth said. "It was
an amazing success for just two home
games. We need to figure out ways for us to
be more involved in the community so we
can get their support at games."
Leth said its good for the girls on the
team to give back to the community.
"It's a good thing and the girls were ex-
cited after the last game to hear the food
count of 830 items," he added. "I think the
girls are taking to the philosophy of sup-
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over and took it upon themselves to let the
community, their families and their peers
know what they were doing and how it ben-
efits our community."
Leth said the girls went out to business-
es to collect donations for the raffle prizes.
Donating to the raffle prizes were Hunter
Farms, Hamma Hamma Seafood Co., Russ-
es Shellfish Co., Annie's Quilt Shop, ADL
Custom Car Signs, Domino's, the Holloway
family donated iTunes cards, Jordanne
Krumpols donated Seahawks tickets, Er-
in's Pies and Cheyenne Overlin donated a
GameStop gift card.
"During the games, one community mem-
ber donated $100 to buy food and another
one donated three cases of canned goods,"
Leth said. "I just want to give a big thank
you to the community for supporting us, es-
pecially at our win. The amount of people
we had at that game was phenomenal, the
girls couldn't believe it."
Though the entire team helped with the
food drive, the ones who went with Leth to
donate the food to Saint's Pantry were Lolly
Jones, Nicole Osberg, Clara Robbins, Al-
lison Hunter, Kelsey Holloway, Krumpols
and Overlin.
Kathie Lane, a Saint's Pantry volunteer,
said the donation was very nice and size-
able.
"We're really appreciative of it and we
know the community is, too," she added.
Shelton's Allison Hunter, left, waits at Saint's Pantry while Jim Mullens
writes down the weight of the box of food she carried in as Kathie Lane
tells him the amount on the scale on Thursday, Dec. 22
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