This Club Saves Lives at Carmel High School is working with an organization called Crayon Collection in the efforts to collect new, used, or even broken crayons to donate to underfunded schools in our county.  One of our club activities will be melting the broken crayons and turning them into new ones to donate to the schools. This project is not only saving the environment by recycling crayons, it is also a simple and impactful way to provide children with a chance to express their creative sides.

Our club–along with many children in the community–would be extremely grateful for your donation. So, if you have any crayons at home or in your classroom that you are willing to part with, please email me back (or Leigh Cambra) and our club will come pick them up. Thank you so much for your commitment to spreading the love for education around our community.

Sincerely,

Coral Barrett

President of This Club Saves Lives

Congratulations to club secretary and ASB President Diego Cabrera on his selection as a Comcast Leader & Achiever scholarship recipient! We are so proud of you! #WeAreCarmelUnified

Thank you to the Randazzo, Stafford, and Steely families for helping out Noah and friends at Del Monte beach this morning. More info about future projects for the homeless coming soon.

The WE Day application for Carmel High School is available. It must be completed and signed by student, parents, and teachers. It is on google docs: WE Day application

Christmas Eve morning club members are passing out jackets, flannels, hats, socks etc. to the homeless in Monterey with Brian Bajari. Meet in the parking lot across from McDonald’s on Del Monte Sunday at 8:45am. We have items to pass out but can use more. Bring new/used items or just bring yourself! #monterey

We made it on the news this morning! @ywcamc #humantrafficking #montereycounty #salinas

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We are making bags of essential items to pass out to homeless and victims of human trafficking in Monterey County. Please help by buying an item from our Amazon wishlist. There are only a few items left! Help us reach our goal of making 150 bags. Thanks!

Today we began filling the outreach bags for the YWCA of Monterey County. These bags will be used to assist homeless and human trafficking victims. The bags contain shampoo, lotion, dental supplies, soap, lip balm, and more. Thank you to those who donated to this project.

We are making bags of essential items to pass out to homeless and victims of human trafficking in Monterey County. Please help by buying an item from our Amazon wishlist.