Challenge win aids food bank
<p>Interact Club members celebrate a donation to the food bank. Pictured from left in front: Madie Slaton-Sanford, Delia Boyd, Madi Sleyster, Megan Cahill and Erik Bruhjell. From left in back: Amberly Ashley, Kristina Atteberry, Stacey Darley, Paul Meyer, Alice Wallace, Erica Haynes, Jacelyn Lawson and Jeralyn Mire. (Photo by CAMERON RASMUSSON)</p>
SANDPOINT — The Bonner Community Food Center certainly has a friend in the Sandpoint High School Interact Club.
Not only did the high school group choose to make the food bank the beneficiary of its recent fundraiser, it also donated the organization its $2,500 prize when their efforts won first place in the Spokane Teachers Credit Union Hundred Dollar Project. In both cases, the contributions are much-needed and appreciated, as the food bank is desperately in need of baby supplies, director Alice Wallace said.
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