We Deconstructed Our Food Drive!
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First, the Christmas tree came down, then, the Tower!
The ‘Cereal’ Tower, our homage to the Willis Tower (or the Tower formerly known as Sears) landmark, had served its purpose of inspiring our greatest Food Drive ever at GPS to help fight hunger in our local community. Across all of our departments, we collected a total of sixteen bins of food! It was now time to take down this sculpture and have the 98 boxes of cereal delivered to the Libertyville Food Pantry. Joshua and Sean volunteered for deconstructing and packing away the Tower’s six stories of Total, Cocoa Puffs, Cheerios, Chocolate Toast Crunch, Cookie Crisp whole-grain cereals (plus, Mom’s Instant Oatmeal as the two ‘antennas’ crowning the top row).
Joshua packs away the Cheerios.
Sean is totally happy to lend a helping hand for a worthy cause!
Once ‘deconstructed,’ the Cereal Tower filled more than seven bins!
