The poster included drawings of students who participate in the local special needs education program.
A Thank You poster and a gift was presented to the Elks from the Wolfe Pack family of students who study at the Wolfe Education Center run by the Merced County Office of Education.
The poster included drawings of students who participate in the local special needs education program.
Chef Vern Warnke with one of the Elks kitchen crew members.
The poster included drawings of students who participate in the local special needs education program.
Slicing the traditional pumpkin pie.
On the last Friday of school, before the Thanksgiving break, the Merced Elks Lodge provided a free luncheon for about 100 special needs students and staff from the Merced County Office of Education and the Merced Union High School District.
They were provided a delicious lunch of turkey, dressing, green bean casserole, mashed potatoes with gravy, cranberry sauce, rolls, and pumpkin pie.
The food was all that they could eat, so everyone left with a full stomach.
Elks drug awareness wrist bands were passed out to everyone.
Funding assistance was provided by the Merced Elks BINGO and the Merced Elks RV Park.