Montgomery Catholic students partner with MACOA and BBVA Compass

Montgomery Catholic students partner with MACOA and BBVA Compass 1High school art students at Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School helped to make the season brighter for Montgomery area elderly this Christmas. Partnering with the Montgomery Area Council on the Aging (MACOA) and BBVA Compass, Montgomery Catholic students decorated hundreds of goodie bags that BBVA Compass Bank employees filled with goodies and MACOA distributed to their clients just in time for Christmas. Montgomery Catholic Art instructor Joane Grant said, “We are proud to partner with these fine organizations each year to bring a little cheer to the Montgomery community.” Pictured: MACOA representative Daisy Bolden, Montgomery Catholic art students Cindy Camacho, John Talbot, Lizzie Terino, Matt Christie, Sarah Krause, Miles Whitehurst, Victoria Schmidt, Graham Evans, Jack Merijanian, Nicole Miglionico, and BBVA Compass representative Dana Stephens.

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