Kids Helping Kids

Kids Helping Kids

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“Kids Helping Kids” directly benefits the United Way of Tompkins County and local organizations to help put an end to hunger in the community. From May 14th until May 25th students are invited to bring non perishable food items into school as donations.

This years schools participating are:

  • Ithaca High School
  • Caroline Elementary
  • Belle Sherman Elementary
  • Cayuga Heights Elementary
  • Northeast Elementary
  • Enfield Elementary
  • South Hill Elementary
  • Trumansburg Elementary

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