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PRESCHOOLERS HELP MAKE SANDWICHES FOR THE HOMELESS

February 12, 2016 The Waynedale News Staff 0 min read

On February 2, Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic School preschool teacher Sharen Gall helps her 3-year-old preschoolers make bologna and cheese sandwiches. Mrs. Gall’s preschool classes also collected clean socks to give to the homeless.

Mrs. Gall takes part in the “Catholics on a Mission” group, along with the Franciscan Brothers Minor. The group brings sandwiches, coffee, water, personal toiletries, clothing and clean socks to give out to the homeless at Freimann Square in downtown Fort Wayne.

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