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two students wearing hair nets standing in front of a bin of dried beans

In conjunction with the Gold Coast Rotary Club and the Outreach Program, Saddle Rock hosted their 3rd annual Food Packaging Event! Students, staff, and parent & community volunteers rolled up their sleeves and worked together to package meals for people in need on Long Island. This event is a meaningful part of helping the school community work towards their Shared Decision Making Goal of Zero Hunger, as part of the U.N. Sustainable Goals. 

Two smiling girls in hairnets are in the foreground, packaging food items on a blue table, while in the background, other volunteers and boxes are visible in a brightly lit room.
Two women and two children in the foreground hold bags of food, while in the background, many people in hairnets work in a brightly lit room.
Children in hairnets package meat on a blue-covered table in the foreground, while adults and other children are visible in the background of a brightly lit room.
A woman in a black shirt and jeans, wearing a hairnet, demonstrates how to use a red heat sealer to two children in white shirts and hairnets, while other children and adults in hairnets are visible in the background of a brightly lit room with tiled walls and windows.