The overall goal is to deliver as much food as possible to Orange Christian Services and the Salvation Army, but a little competition doesn’t hurt either.
For the third year in a row Ms. Annely Domas and her little Mustangs at WOSE brought in the most non-perishable food items to retain the Granger Chevy/KOGT Trophy.
“We’re teaching our students how important it is to give back to your community and to be involved in your community,” said Domas. The students are involved in other projects throughout the year.
The 14th Annual Can Drive was another success. “We appreciate everyone who participated,” said KOGT’s Gary Stelly. “We have a bunch of great people and businesses who come to donate every year, and this year we had some that were participating for the first time.”
Al Granger said, “You know, when you think about what puts you in the Christmas spirit, it’s the Annual Can Drive for me. Being able to give to those that can’t and fellowship with our friends, that’s when you know Christmas time is near.”
A big Thank You to WOSE and to the Orangefield Interact Club and the LCM Bass Club for their assistance! Videos from the event can be seen on the KOGT Facebook page.
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