Preschoolers from the Midvale Early Childhood Center helped collect hats, mittens and scarves for Lighthouse of Oakland County.
Some Birmingham preschoolers got the chance to give back to the community this winter, teaming up with the Birmingham Area Senior Center (BASCC) to donate hats, mittens and scarves for Lighthouse of Oakland County, which provides various services to low-income families throughout the county. This year, the group was able to donate several items to Lighthouse just in time for the holiday snowstorm that hit in the days before Christmas. Both the Midvale Early Childhood Center and Senior Center share the same building on Midvale, behind Seaholm High School. Do you have photos of Birmingham to share? Upload them to the Birmingham Patch Pics & Clips gallery and we could feature them on Patch!
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The food collected during the high school's annual canned food drive will be donated to Gleaners and Lighthouse of Oakland County.
Student field day charity chairs from Seaholm High School gathered late last week to coordinate student food donations for Gleaners and Lighthouse of Oakland County. Each year, around 14,000 pounds of food are collected by Seaholm students, who often donate to charities that help local residents. — Courtesy of Birmingham Public Schools
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Preschool's from the district's Early Childhood Center paired up with area seniors to collect more than 300 mittens and scarves for Lighthouse of Oakland County.
Seniors from Birmingham Area Seniors Coordinating Council and Center (BASCC) teamed up with the Birmingham Public Schools' Midvale Early Childhood Center (ECC) to collect hats, scarves and mittens for Lighthouse of Oakland County. Project Warmth collected over 300 items to help keep those in need a little warmer this winter. Pictured are members of the BASCC knitting group along with ECC teachers and preschool students.
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Birmingham Area Seniors Coordinating Council and Center
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