January 27, 2020
Trine University students packed more than 400 lunches at the PBJ-A-Thon on Jan. 16 for distribution the next day at the Timothy L. Johnson Leadership Academy in Fort Wayne.
About 40 students made and packed the lunches in the Whitney Dining Commons. Trine cheerleaders and Storm delivered the lunches to the school on Jan. 17.
The event was part of Trine's Month of Service activities. The Timothy L. Johnson Leadership Academy is chartered by Education One, Trine's charter school authorization body.
PBJ-A-Thon - Trine students assemble lunches for the Timothy L. Johnson Leadership Academy in the Whitney Dining Commons.
PBJ-A-Thon - Trine students assemble lunches for the Timothy L. Johnson Leadership Academy in the Whitney Dining Commons.
PBJ-A-Thon - Trine students assemble lunches for the Timothy L. Johnson Leadership Academy in the Whitney Dining Commons.
Storm and Cheerleaders - Trine cheerleaders and Storm helped distribute the lunches to Timothy L. Johnson students.
Storm and Teacher - Storm poses with a teacher at the Timothy L. Johnson Academy.
Classroom - Storm and the cheerleaders meet with students in a classroom at the Timothy L. Johnson Academy.
High Five - A Timothy L. Johnson student gives Storm a high five.
Hugs - Storm gets hugs from Timothy L. Johnson students during the lunch distribution.
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