Great Success!
SIXTH ANNUAL SCHOOL SUPPORT DRIVE GREAT SUCCESS!
Three Counties - Nineteen Schools – Over $14,350 in Cash Support Donated
The school support drive recently held by The First National Bank in Trinidad and its branch locations was, once again, an overwhelming success! The twenty-sixth annual donation drive brought in a total of $11,350 in cash donations, and $3,000 was matched by First National. The $14,350 was distributed to nineteen schools in Las Animas, Huerfano and Colfax Counties. The school list included Holy Trinity Academy, Grace Christian, Hoehne, Primero, Kim, Branson, Aguilar, Fisher’s Peak Elementary, G.O.A.L. Academy in Trinidad, Trinidad Middle School and Trinidad High School, Peakview School, Walsenburg High School, G.O.A.L. Academy in Walsenburg, LaVeta School District, Gardner Charter School, Longfellow Elementary, Raton Intermediate School and Raton High School. Each school received a percentage of the donations in their corresponding counties based upon enrollment numbers; the schools will then provide assistance to the students who have a need.
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