CJSF member Madi Foster, ’23, delivers a candy grams to her sister Dani Foster, ’20, during lunch, Feb. 14.

Candy grams have been an FC Valentine’s tradition for many years.

Packages were on sale for a week, costing one dollar. After receiving hundreds of submissions, CJSF students spend the following days filling packages with a variety of traditional candies.

Each package includes a handwritten note, filled out by the buyer.

Carlee Whipple has bought candy grams for her friends since the beginning of elementary school. She thinks this tradition is a wonderful way to show her friends some love on Valentine’s Day.

“I have bought many candy grams for each of my friends almost every year, since as long as I can remember,” Whipple said. “The best thing about candy grams is that it makes you feel loved. Even if it is from your mom, or even your teacher. It’s a really nice feeling know that someone thought of you on Valentine’s Day.”

These candy creations are purchased by teachers, parents, friends and siblings.

Happy Valentine’s Day! Did you buy a candy gram for a loved one this year? We would love to hear your Valentine’s Day traditions in the comments down below.

To read more about Valentine’s Day festivities check out Third Annual Valentine’s Day Concert and ‘Secret Valentines’.

Slideshow below includes images of the delivery of candy grams 

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