Lake Catholic High School donated more than $4,400 worth of toys, coloring books and other items to University Hospitals Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital for kids undergoing cancer treatment.
Lake Catholic High School donated thousands of dollars worth of toys, coloring books and other items to University Hospitals Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital for kids undergoing cancer treatment.
Students and staff donated $800 to the drive and, in total, were able to give more than $4,400 worth of items to the hospital. Instead of having money raised for her family, Ronnebaum asked that money be collected to be used to buy various children's toys and art supplies that would instead"daughter’s, and all other children’s, trip to the hospital for treatment a little easier."
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