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    International School collects over 1,000 pounds of food for PROP

    Juliana AllenBy 1 Min Read
    ISM students with some of the food and necessities they collected for PROP. Contributed photo

    Students and staff at the International School of Minnesota (ISM) collected 1,366 pounds of food for People Reaching Out to People (PROP) Food Shelf during the school’s annual ISM Against Hunger drive.

    Throughout the month of October, students and staff, as well as their families and neighbors, donated the shelf-stable food and necessities to PROP, to help community members who are experiencing food and financial insecurity.

    The drive was led by the school’s Student Life Organization’s Social Responsibility Department, led by ISM senior Kaia Frazier. 

    • ISM students helped to load food and other donated items into a van to be transported to PROP. Contributed photo
    • ISM senior Kaia Frazier (pictured right, holding box of green beans) was a leader of the donation drive. Contributed photo
    • ISM students organizing donations for PROP. Contributed photo

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