Governor Mifflin schools compete in fifth annual Souper Bowl food drive

Governor Mifflin schools compete in fifth…

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Governor Mifflin schools recently took part in a food drive to benefit the local food bank.
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The food is loaded into the vehicle for delivery to the local food bank.
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At the drop off, from left to right, is Gov. Mifflin Middle School student Alyssa Anuszewski; Team Carolina Panthers leader and sixth-grade teacher Michael Evak, of Gov. Mifflin Intermediate school; Debbie Anuszewski and Jen Deppen, of the Mifflin Community Food Ministry; and Lois Carrier, a seventh- and eighth-grade learning support teacher at at Gov. Mifflin Middle School. The winner of the fifth annual Souper Bowl food drive is the Mifflin Area Food Bank.

PUBLISHED: February 12, 2016 at 1:28 p.m. | UPDATED: August 22, 2021 at 3:42 a.m.

Governor Mifflin School District

After a week-long rivalry between two Governor Mifflin schools, the winner of the fifth annual Souper Bowl food drive will be the Mifflin Area Food Bank.

Governor Mifflin Intermediate School and Governor Mifflin Middle School, coached by teachers Michael Evak and Lois Carrier respectively, spent last week collecting non-perishable donations for the food bank.

The drive, with a Super Bowl theme, is a friendly competition between the schools. This year, the combined total number of items set a new record for donations. The schools collected 1,756 items. The Intermediate School won the competition by collecting 1,459 of those items.

Evak and Carrier dropped of the items at the food bank on Wednesday, Feb. 10, after school.