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Girls’ League and SAAD to make easter baskets for Easter for Eli

Cevin Dively, Reporter • March 19, 2025 • 25 Views
Cevin Dively
Easter for Eli. The Girls League puts together baskets to donate to the Easter for Eli program. Last year, they donated 25 baskets. (Courtesy of Megan Yingling)

Girls’ League and SAAD club are making Easter baskets the week of March 31. The baskets will be donated to hospitalized children under the Easter for Eli organization. 

“I hope students make memories while working together towards a common goal of knowing that the baskets they are creating will put smiles on children’s faces,” club adviser Megan Yingling said. 

The baskets will be made in the field house lobby after school.

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Cevin Dively
Cevin Dively, Reporter
This is my second year as a reporter on the Mountain Echo staff. I love to learn new things happening within our school while also getting to share that through the stories we write. Whenever I’m not working on the newspaper, you can find me at school events and games dancing with the Lioneers. I’m looking forward to starting my junior year and making new memories.