Chelsea High School students ‘change’ lives

Published 10:54 am Friday, May 16, 2014

 

Chelsea High School student Felicia People, left, and CHHS library media specialist Mary Beth Rogers, right, recently presented a $1,500 check to Jimmie Hale Mission community relations coordinator Terry Preston, center. CHHS raised money for the Jimmie Hale Mission ministries as part of its Change to Change Lives campaign. (Contributed)

Chelsea High School student Felicia People, left, and CHHS library media specialist Mary Beth Rodgers, right, recently presented a $1,500 check to Jimmie Hale Mission community relations coordinator Terry Preston, center. CHHS raised money for the Jimmie Hale Mission ministries as part of its Change to Change Lives campaign. (Contributed)

FROM STAFF REPORTS

CHELSEA — Chelsea High School students recently wrapped up their Change to Change Lives campaign, benefitting men, women and children served by the Jimmie Hale Mission ministries.

The students raised $1,500 through the campaign, said Bonnie Hendrix, Jimmie Hale Mission director of advancement.

“That’s an amazing achievement, especially when you consider they were simply asking for everyone to donate their loose change,” Hendrix said.

CHHS student Felicia People, National Honor Society president, headed the campaign while CHHS library media specialist Mary Beth Rodgers oversaw the fundraising efforts. People and Rodgers later presented a check to Jimmie Hale Mission community relations coordinator Terry Preston.