Perimeter Christian fifth graders assembled snack packs at Rainbow Village
During the Oct 7 visit, students took part in a poverty simulation and toured the Duluth campus.
On Oct 7, Rainbow Village welcomed fifth-grade students from Perimeter Christian School for a morning of learning and service.
The students took part in a poverty simulation to better understand challenges families facing financial hardship may face, then toured the campus.
They finished by assembling snack packs for children in the Academy after-school program, and the group sponsored snacks for multiple days.
From Rainbow Village· Instagram · Oct 14
Open the post“On October 7, Rainbow Village welcomed fifth-grade students from Perimeter Christian School for a morning of learning and service. During their visit, students participated in a poverty simulation to better understand the challenges families experiencing financial hardship may face. They also toured our campus and wrapped up their visit by assembling snack packs for children in our Academy after-school program. The group generously sponsored snacks for multiple days, helping ensure our Academy students have nutritious snacks throughout the week. We are grateful for their generosity and willingness to serve!”
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