Charity Work
Recently, students developed the Malawi project. They are currently fundraising to aid a school for the blind in Nkope, Malawi. Many fundraising events, such as busking and cake sales have occurred throughout the past year to help the cause. Previously, the school also created and finished the Ghana Project. Students raised money in order to create a school for the disadvantaged in Ghana.
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