Winston School pitches in for holiday meals

The Winston School’s Student Council and the school’s Parents’ Group recently donated turkeys and canned goods to Del Mar Community Connections for low-income participants in the city’s Rental Assistance Program which is administered by DMCC. Students from the Winston School also produced 75 handmade Thanksgiving cards to be delivered with floral arrangements created by the Del Mar Rose Society.

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