Bel Air High School Students Crochet Joy: Handmade Beanies Bring Warmth and Generosity
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- In a heartwarming initiative led by Rita Sanchez, a dedicated Fashion Design Teacher at Bel Air High School, students united to crochet over 500 handmade beanies destined for a charitable cause.
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The Student Council kicked off the project by generously donating the necessary yarn, setting the stage for a collaborative effort with a shared goal – to give back to the community.
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From the initial yarn donation to the collection of the finished products, the journey of these beanies has been nothing short of remarkable.
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Now, the spotlight turns to the students who dedicated their time and talent to crochet these meaningful gifts.
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The recipients of Bel Air High School's handmade beanies include El Paso's Children's Hospital, Child Protected Services, the Evelyn Solís Foundation, and Three Oaks Hospice.