Palmer Trinity School students run toy drive to benefit MUJER families

Palmer Trinity School students run toy drive to benefit MUJER families
Palmer Trinity School students run toy drive to benefit MUJER families
More than 600 gifts were collected by the students, faculty and staff at Palmer Trinity School.

More than 600 gifts were collected by the students, faculty and staff at Palmer Trinity School (PTS) in December to benefit the families served by MUJER (Mujeres Unidas en Justicia, Educación y Reforma).

MUJER is a nonprofit community-based social services organization that provides one-stop domestic violence and certified sexual assault center services in Homestead. The Spanish Honor Society at PTS led the toy drive for the second year in a row.

MUJER’s mission is to provide a trusting environment that promotes emotional wellness and stability by empowering individuals through advocacy, direct response to domestic and sexual abuse, and support services that strengthen families.

“Our school community is filled with amazing and very generous people,” said Susi Cetta, director of Student Activities. “We are so fortunate to have a community where service is a No. 1 priority. Giving these gifts help our students understand the impact they are making in the lives of these children and families.”

Although giving is a year-round priority at Palmer Trinity, the students, faculty and staff are especially keen on sharing the joy of the holiday season with the children and families at MUJER.

For more information on MUJER, visit www.mujerfla.org. For more information about about Palmer Trinity School, visit www.palmertrinity.org.


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