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<p>Ten schools throughout Greater Hazleton collected hundreds of non-perishable food and personal hygiene items as part of the CAN DO Student Action Committee&#8217;s 12th annual Operation: CAN DO drive. Freeland Elementary/Middle School Builders Club members and CAN DO adviser, from left, are: Jacob Miller, Jay Patel and Kendra Petruce, Builders Club; Emily Ledger, Builders Club secretary; Jayde Yagalla, Builders Club vice president; Isabella Marino, Builders Club president; Madison Forsythe, Builders Club treasurer and Mackenzie Youngcourt, Builders Club historian. Second row: Nathan DeBalko, Builders Club adviser and Charlie Burkhardt, CAN DO Student Action Committee co-adviser.</p><style>
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Operation: CAN DO drive in Hazleton schools