Prized pancakes for PBE classes that donated the most to the food pantry

Students in Andrea Gennaro and Amy Green’s classes at PBE had a wonderful treat recently, thanks to their own generosity and that of our local IHOP owners, Raven and Fran Atria. The Atrias rewarded the two classes that brought in the most food items during the Thanksgiving food drive – one class in kindergarten to grade two and one in grades three to five. The two classes with the highest number of donations celebrated with pancakes!

A woman wearing a maroon sweater, with shoulder-length dark hair, uses clippers to put a pancake on the plate of a boy with blonde hair, glasses and wearing a white hoodie.

Students in Ms. Gennaro’s class brought in 259 items while kids in Ms. Green’s class brought in a whopping 331 items!

A fifth-grade boy with short dark hair wearing a red hooded sweatshirt sits at his desk eating a plate of pancakes.

The pancakes were absolutely delicious, with enough for everyone to have seconds!

Fifth-grade girls stand in a line waiting to be served pancakes. The girl in front, with shoulder-length dark hair and a pink sweater, is reaching out to get a plate that is being handed to her. The food donations went to help stock the new Pine Bush Food Pantry at Pine Bush High School which is open year round to all in the Pine Bush community, not just those in the schools. Anyone in the community requiring help should contact Pine Bush High School social worker Katie Carson-Decker at kathryn.carson-decker@pinebushschools.org.

A second-grade boy with short dark hair and a gray long-sleeve shirt, puts pancakes into his mouth.

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Prized pancakes for PBE classes that donated the most to the food pantry