This holiday season, our CANstruction project takes the shape of a glowing symbol of hope: a giant holiday lightbulb. Using carefully arranged canned goods, this radiant structure shines a light on the critical issue of hunger in our community. The design represents the warmth, joy, and togetherness that the holidays bring, but also reminds us of the millions who struggle to find enough to eat every day.
Each can in the sculpture symbolizes a beacon of hope, highlighting the role we all can play in illuminating the path to a hunger-free world. Our message is simple: like the light that guides us through the darkest nights, collective efforts CAN brighten the lives of those in need.
Together, we are sparking change, one can at a time, to bring an end to hunger and spread hope this holiday season. While holiday lights are only seen around the winter holidays, it is important to support our local food banks all year long! One can CAN make a difference!
Can Type | Quantity |
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Chicken of the Sea Wild Caught Sardines in Water | 8 |
Hunts Diced Tomatoes | 439 |
Del Monte Cut Green Beans | 245 |
We would like to give a special thank you to our mentor, Ms. Kathy Curcio for her expertise and guidance during the design process. We would also like to thank our faculty advisors, Ms. Murano, Ms. O'Shea, Mrs. Refino, Mr. Poland and Mr. Howard for donating their time to help us be successful, and thank you to our principal, Mr. Richard Schaffer. Thanks also go to the faculty and staff at ERHS for their help with our fundraising.