Concord students give back one dime at a time

Concord High School freshman Bryan Amaya, left, collects dimes from classmates Wednesday as part of the school’s annual food drive fundraiser. All proceeds will benefit Church Community Services’ food pantry

ELKHART — At a time when food pantries nationwide are struggling to keep up with demand, one local school is finding a way to give back – one dime at a time.

Concord High School students are holding their annual March Food Drive to raise money for a local food pantry and raise awareness about food insecurity in Elkhart County.

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