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GDM Student Council Present Checks to Several Organizations

After discussing how the funds should be used, students made the decisions themselves. They chose to purchase two moveable speakers that can be used in physical education and music classes, as well as an inflatable movie screen and projector that will help create a drive-in style movie night experience for the school community.

Students also decided to support several organizations that make a difference in the lives of others. Donations were made to the Ronald McDonald House, the American Legion Post 72, the Saugerties Animal Shelter, and Adaptive Design Hudson Valley.

Representatives from the organizations were invited to a special check presentation. Greg Dette, executive director of Adaptive Design Hudson Valley, and Arin Vandemark, vice commander of American Legion Post 72, were on hand to accept their organizations' donations.

The Student Council's thoughtful decisions and commitment to helping others demonstrate how even the smallest contributions can make a meaningful impact.

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