Atlantic Ave Magazine - January 2020
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“Swing for A Cause” featured Major League Baseball players<br />
from across the nation who were paired with Foursomes that<br />
were included in sponsorship levels. The players involved in<br />
the event included: J.D. Martinez of the Boston Red Sox, Danny<br />
Valencia of Team Israel, Lewis Brinson of the Miami Marlins,<br />
Sandy Alcantara of the Miami Marlins, Mallex Smith of the Seattle<br />
Mariners, Marcus Stroman of the New York Mets, Michael<br />
Brantley of the New York Mets, Travis Demeritte of the Detroit<br />
Tigers, as well as former NBA All-Star Richard ‘Rip’ Hamilton of<br />
the Detroit Pistons.<br />
Saint Joseph’s Episcopal<br />
School’s Food for Families<br />
Food Drive<br />
Middle School students at Saint jOSEPH’s Episcopal<br />
School LOading THE van with 2,789 pounds of donated<br />
items FOr WPTV’s Food FOr Families annual drive.<br />
On Friday, November 22nd, Saint Joseph’s Episcopal School<br />
concluded a month-long food drive to benefit WPTV News<br />
Channel 5’s Food for Families. Families and faculty/staff members<br />
donated non-perishable food items, such as soups, rice,<br />
dried beans, canned meats, and vegetables, to help those less<br />
fortunate in our community in time for Thanksgiving and during<br />
the upcoming holiday season. Student Council members<br />
weighed the collected items, resulting in 2,789 pounds of food!<br />
Saint Joseph’s Episcopal School holds itself to the highest<br />
standards for the character of each child and believes that every<br />
child deserves to attend a school where all are safe and supported.<br />
Saint Joseph’s, founded in 1958, is an FCIS-accredited,<br />
nationally renowned, STREAM school serving children ages<br />
one through three at its Early Childhood Academy, as well as<br />
Pre-Kindergarten through Grade Eight on its Main Campus.<br />
For more information on Saint Joseph’s Episcopal School, visit<br />
www.sjsonline.org.<br />
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