Thousands of tabs

December 8, 2017 Editorial Staff
Photo by Jason Kaplan Over the last three years Maryann Monforte, at Cornwall Middle School, and members of the high school’s Environmental Club successfully collected 224,000 aluminum tabs for Shriner’s Hospital’s Tabs for Tots program. The tabs are sold for scrap and the money is used to provide free hospital transportation for children. Pictured above are Julian Rivera, president of the Environmental Club, Bob Martin with Shriner’s Road Angels, Joseph Giardina, an Environmental Club member, and teacher Eva Whorley.
Photo by Jason Kaplan Over the last three years Maryann Monforte, at Cornwall Middle School, and members of the high school’s Environmental Club successfully collected 224,000 aluminum tabs for Shriner’s Hospital’s Tabs for Tots program. The tabs are sold for scrap and the money is used to provide free hospital transportation for children. Pictured above are Julian Rivera, president of the Environmental Club, Bob Martin with Shriner’s Road Angels, Joseph Giardina, an Environmental Club member, and teacher Eva Whorley.
Photo by Jason Kaplan
Over the last three years Maryann Monforte, at Cornwall Middle School, and members of the high school’s Environmental Club successfully collected 224,000 aluminum tabs for Shriner’s Hospital’s Tabs for Tots program. The tabs are sold for scrap and the money is used to provide free hospital transportation for children. Pictured above are Julian Rivera, president of the Environmental Club, Bob Martin with Shriner’s Road Angels, Joseph Giardina, an Environmental Club member, and teacher Eva Whorley.