Students want your change to help abuse victims
By The News-Gazette
Monday February 2, 2009
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From left, Lee Andria Rose, Claire Cummings, Kelsey Daugherty, Kelsey O'Shaughnessy and Skyler Foster, all members of Danville High School's student advisory board, are helping to organize the school's 'Change for Change' coin drive, which will be held Feb. 9-13. The drive, which also will take place in other schools throughout the county, will raise money for CASA of Vermilion County.
DANVILLE – Students across Vermilion County are stepping up to help abused and neglected children.
Next week, they will hold "Change for Change," a loose-change drive benefiting CASA of Vermilion County.
The drive will be held Feb. 9-13 at participating schools. As of Friday, the schools included those in the Danville, Catlin, Georgetown-Ridge Farm, Oakwood, Westville and Bismarck-Henning districts, as well as St. Mary's, Holy Family, St. Paul's, Schlarman High School, Danville Lutheran Schools and Danville Area Community College.
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