Feb 03
2012
The Greater Ottawa County United Way is partnering with Lakeshore Middle School to place more than 200 eighth-graders in volunteer opportunities across the Tri-Cities area.
The second annual Lakeshore’s Junior Day of Caring will take place Friday, Feb. 10, from 9:45 a.m. to noon.
Shannon Morton, director of volunteerism for the local United Way, is working with Kristin Blain, a Lakeshore Middle School teacher, to ensure students have a safe and rewarding experience volunteering.
“Last year’s success made it a must for this year,” Blain said.
Students and chaperones will be volunteering their time and muscle to many different organizations.
“A junior day of caring is a great way to introduce students to a philanthropic lifestyle at an early age,” Morton said.

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