For several days recently, Sanford High School Key Club members painted a box for the Clothing Closet, a program designed to help get decent clothes to kids who need them. The box, which was made at the Sanford Regional Technical Center, is located in the front lobby of Sanford High School. If any students have gently worn clothes that they need to dispose of, they’re invited to talk to a Sanford High School Key Club member, or put the clothes in the blue box in the lobby. Gathered around the box are, from left to right, Sarah Wright, Tally Brown, Marissa Nance, Calvin Eisenhauer, Ellie Garnsey, Noah Miller, Tanner McFarland and Ethan Dube.
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