Montgomery Catholic Student Serves Those in Need

Montgomery Catholic Student Serves Those in Need 1
Photo by Allison Boyd


Myles Jordan, a fifth grade student at Montgomery Catholic’ St. Bede Campus, participated in the schoolwide food drive benefiting the St. Vincent de Paul Society, November 4 – 15. Myles collected cans from his neighborhood, then used his allowance money, and even gave up a Christmas present for money to buy more at the grocery store. Adding to the 1,300 cans collected by the campus over two weeks, Myles alone donated 125 cans of food to help those in need this Thanksgiving and Christmas.  Montgomery Catholic is proud of Myles, his generosity, and his serving heart. 

Myles is the son of Michael and Dottie (’90) Jordan of Montgomery.


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