Greene High School raises over $1000 for Florida police department
By Hannah Benjamin
Sun Staff Writer
hbenjamin@evesun.com
GREENE – The Greene High School Interact Club held a loose change drive during the last week of September to donate to a police station affected by Hurricane Irma.
The Monroe County Sheriff's Office in the Lower Keys area of Florida was selected based on on the location and damage from the storm. The Sheriff's Office provides law enforcement service to all of the Florida Keys, which include approximately 112 miles of islands branching off the southern tip of Florida, according to the office's website.
Members of the Interact Club, as well as high school Principal James Walters, Superintendent Gordon Daniels, and Guidance Counselor Matt Butler, presented Officer in Charge, Jeff Messina, of the Greene Police Department with a check for $1016.40 thanks to their generous fundraiser. Messina will pass the check along to the Monroe County Sheriff's Office.
"I would like to thank the school and the local residents on behalf of the Village of Greene Police Department," said Messina of the donation.
Faith Doll, president of the Interact Club said, "We just wanted to make a difference and help the people affected."
Claire Moxley, treasurer of the club, said, "We felt we were very fortunate that we weren't going through what they were, so we wanted to get the entire school involved to help."
The Interact Club is a Rotary-sponsored service club for young people. The club is active in the school and community.
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(L-R) Guidance Counselor Matt Butler, Club Secretary Natalie Dollar, Club Vice President Kelly Darling, Treasurer Claire Moxley, Club Recruiter Madeleine Doll, Club President Faith Doll, Officer in Charge Jeff Messina, Principal Jim Walters, and Superintendent Gordon Daniels.
Sun Staff Writer
hbenjamin@evesun.com
GREENE – The Greene High School Interact Club held a loose change drive during the last week of September to donate to a police station affected by Hurricane Irma.
The Monroe County Sheriff's Office in the Lower Keys area of Florida was selected based on on the location and damage from the storm. The Sheriff's Office provides law enforcement service to all of the Florida Keys, which include approximately 112 miles of islands branching off the southern tip of Florida, according to the office's website.
Members of the Interact Club, as well as high school Principal James Walters, Superintendent Gordon Daniels, and Guidance Counselor Matt Butler, presented Officer in Charge, Jeff Messina, of the Greene Police Department with a check for $1016.40 thanks to their generous fundraiser. Messina will pass the check along to the Monroe County Sheriff's Office.
"I would like to thank the school and the local residents on behalf of the Village of Greene Police Department," said Messina of the donation.
Faith Doll, president of the Interact Club said, "We just wanted to make a difference and help the people affected."
Claire Moxley, treasurer of the club, said, "We felt we were very fortunate that we weren't going through what they were, so we wanted to get the entire school involved to help."
The Interact Club is a Rotary-sponsored service club for young people. The club is active in the school and community.
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(L-R) Guidance Counselor Matt Butler, Club Secretary Natalie Dollar, Club Vice President Kelly Darling, Treasurer Claire Moxley, Club Recruiter Madeleine Doll, Club President Faith Doll, Officer in Charge Jeff Messina, Principal Jim Walters, and Superintendent Gordon Daniels.
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