Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School Students’ Collect BOXES OF JOY!

Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School Students’ Collect BOXES OF JOY! 1

Fourth grade students Owen Thompson, Isabella Munoz, Jessica Hankins and Ben Nguyen help load up “Boxes of Joy” at the MCPS Holy Spirit campus. Each Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School family received a box to fill for a needy child in support of the Cross Catholic Outreach program. Every year, thousands of poor children experience a Christmas without hope, Montgomery Catholic is blessed by a generous community who seems to always give more. The middle/high school campus acted as the Central Alabama collection center. The high school students loaded almost 1,000 boxes in mid-November, all headed to Guatemala and Haiti. Learn more at: www.crosscatholic.org/boxofjoy.

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