Montgomery Catholic Middle School Students Make Donation to COPE

Middle School students at Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School spent the last four week of Lent collecting donations for COPE. COPE, Counseling Outreach for Pregnancy Emergency, is a non-profit organization in the River Region offering free services for women facing crisis pregnancies which provides women with alternatives to abortion, pregnancy testing, adoption information, and parent education training. Each homeroom was responsible for collecting different items including, diapers, bottles, baby blankets and clothes, wipes, shampoo and baby lotion.  Lorie Mullins, Executive Director of COPE, accepted their donations on March 28 and thanked them for their generosity. Pictured front row: Caleb Cobb and Daniel Reeves. Back row: Daphne Hardy, Lorie Mullins, Will Couey, Trey Wilkinson, Emily Jones and Alex Jolley.

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