FPC Youth raise over $800 for Fayette Samaritans

February 7, 2017

Fayette Presbyterian youth helping with the project were, (front row, L-R), Addison Moses, Jasmine Gomez, Hope Gandy, Ariana Arjun, and Joelyn Davis. Back row, (L-R) Trevor Phillips, Albert Arjun, Andrew Schueffner, Katie Stone, Courtney Stone, and Kaitlyn Brinkerhoff. Photo/Special.

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Fayette Presbyterian Youth held a fund raising event to benefit Fayette Samaritans, the local community food pantry.

The youth group’s annual “Souper Bowl of Caring” featured a chili and soup cook-off complete with prizes for the best entries. Participants sampled each dish and voted on their favorites.

After lunch, kids and adults enjoyed football related games and a photo booth.

Canned food and financial donations were accepted and the youth sent Fayette Samaritans the donations, totaling $813.00, plus a shopping cart full of food.

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