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Sandrock Elementary shows Moffat County Humane Society some financial love

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Mrs. Torres’ class (kindergarten through second grade) and Mrs. McAlexander’s class (third through fifth grade) raised the most in their respective divisions for Sandrock Elementary’s We Love Our Pets fundraiser benefitting the Moffat County Humane Society. Altogether, the students raised almost $1,400.
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The We Love Our Pets fundraiser at Sandrock Elementary recently raised $1,392 for the Moffat County Humane Society.

“Overall, we did quite well,” reported teacher Bobbi McAlexander, who noted that Mrs. Torres’ class was the top fundraising class in kindergarten through second grade and won a pizza party after pulling in $99.

Additionally, Mrs. McAlexander’s class was the top class in third through fifth grade at $469, and another pizza party was awarded.

McAlexander said that Carelli’s gave the school an excellent deal on pizzas, and they very much appreciate that.

Students also collected a box of newspapers and other goodies for the Humane Society, and Sunset Meadows chipped in, setting out a jar and collecting $25 for the students, as well as a large amount of newspapers.

Mrs. Torres’ class (kindergarten through second grade) and Mrs. McAlexander’s class (third through fifth grade) raised the most in their respective age groups for Sandrock Elementary’s We Love Our Pets fundraiser benefitting the Moffat County Humane Society. Altogether, the students raised almost $1,400.
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In addition to raising money for the Moffat County Humane Society, students at Sandrock Elementary also collected a number of helpful items for the local nonprofit.
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