These past few weeks, CJSF sold over 570 candy grams. The money that they raise from selling the candy grams will be used to buy books for local kids who cannot afford them. A specific organization has not been choose according to director of candy gram sales, Hallie Rojeski.

Candy grams is a way to enourage your classmates and it is also a great way to support our school community.

Timothy Melendez, ’17, expresses why he likes buying a few candy grams every year to support FC.

“I like to buy candy grams every year because it?s a fun way to show my friends that I care about them,” Melendez said. “Plus I know i?m helping out the school and i?m also helping whatever the money is going to to help the community.”

Melissa Tostado, ’18, explains why she thinks candy grams are a fun way to tell your friends you care about them.

“I think the idea of candy grams is super cool,” Tostado said. “I buy them to show my friends the i appreciate them and their friendship. I also love how they?re only one dollar so I buy a couple every year to support FCS.”

All candy grams will be passed out at lunch on Feb. 13 by the members of CJSF.

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