Thursday, April 25, 2024 | St. Lawrence County, NY
CANTON – Cassandra Hamilton and Rachael Simons of the American Red Cross of Northern New York recently spoke to students at Canton Central School. Dorothy W. Lalonde, the health teacher for the …
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CANTON – Cassandra Hamilton and Rachael Simons of the American Red Cross of Northern New York recently spoke to students at Canton Central School.
Dorothy W. Lalonde, the health teacher for the district, offered the opportunity for Hamilton and Simons to present to her classes that day.
The history of the American Red Cross, its fundamental principles, mission, and key services were explained to 18 sixth graders, 21 seventh graders, and a total of 26 high school students.
Hamilton and Simons also described the numerous ways the students could become volunteers for the organization like by becoming Scrubby Bear leaders, holding fundraising events, and starting a Red Cross Club.
Pictured from left, Dorothy W. Lalonde, Rachael Simons, and Cassandra Hamilton.
