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Philanthropy book inspires book philanthropy

Wed, 03/28/2018 - 3:39pm

A group of six students from Bluff View Elementary School recently approached their school counselor, Wanda Randgaard, about doing a community project to help people. Their inquiry came after a unit where the students read “Pay It Forward” and learned about the work of nonprofit organizations.

 

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