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Souper Bowl of Caring

Last Updated on Saturday, 02 March 2013 04:10
St. Francis Parish Youth Group Works to Stop Hunger
By Paul Chasko

Members of the St. Francis of Assisi Parish Youth Group spent time during Super Bowl weekend collecting funds after masses in support of the “Souper Bowl of Caring.”

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This is a national movement of young people working to fight hunger and poverty in their own communities. Donations go directly to the local hunger-relief charity of their choice, and St. Francis of Assisi Youth Group collected $938, which they donated to the Finleyville Food Bank. Nationwide, the movement has generated more than $5 million in food and cash.
The students in the St. Francis of Assisi Youth Group deserve some recognition for the great work they’re doing in assisting at the food bank. They are:


Sarah Davis
Rachel Funtal
Andrew Obringer
Rhiannon Lewis
Kiersten Lewis
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Amanda Bodner
Heather Matthews
Eric Selby
Michael Clayton
Tyler Klescich
Jake Stewart
Paige Garase
Roman Selby
Nicholas Gindele
Ethan Defide
Megan Parker
Eric Obringer
Rose Jasko

Rose Jasko also spearheaded a soup can drive at Ringgold High School. Adult helpers and advisors for the youth group are Mary Jane Jurofcik, Kathy Pitzer, Karen Jaki, and Sue and John Hoover. The food bank always accepts donations and help. To volunteer, call 724-348-7821.

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