EHS raises more than $5,000 for Toys for Teens
Ephrata High School raised a bit more than $5,000 in five days for less fortunate teens in the area to have gifts for Christmas.
REBECCA PETTINGILL/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
Sixteen Ephrata High School Associated Student Body officers were taken by bus to the Ephrata Walmart on Monday to shop for less fortunate teens in their area.
The Ephrata High students had a lot of fun shopping for the gifts they thought the receiving teens would like.
Heading back to the bus with full carts, Ephrata High students were all smiles.
Students had less than an hour to spend $40-50 per teen on the young gift recipients they were assigned to shop for.
Students got to pick out items they thought the teens they were shopping for would like. A lot of the gifts for boys were sports-related items.
EPHRATA - For more than 10 years, Ephrata High School has held an annual Toys for Teens drive to benefit local teenagers in the Ephrata area.
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