(KWNO)-More than 800 students have new books and lunch bags thanks to the Kiwanis Sunrisers Club of Winona. Over the past few weeks Kiwanis Club members visited Pre-K and Kindergarten students in their classrooms. The outreach was for students in the Winona Area Public School district, public, private and charter and provided 803 students with books and lunch bags to take home. This is an annual Sunrisers Children’s Service project.
Courtesy Kiwanis Sunrisers Club Winona
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