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Interact Club makes international impact

Interact Club members are (front row, from left) Sam Galan, Matthew Brown, Jessica Cooper, Ellie Gordon, Priyal Patel, Madelyn Smith, Kamryn Taylor, Julianna Hall, Halie Rose, Jaelyn Parker, (back row, from left) Darius Scott, Lauren Conaway, Lexi Murray, Nolan Meeks, Trevor driggers, Caitlyn Kowalker, Devin Gilchrist, Blake Lee and Zakiyya Jackson. Members Zoe Kreyenbuhl, Madison Messer and Carson Burns are not pictured.

2A9A2869 — Interact Club members are (front row, from left) Sam Galan, Matthew Brown, Jessica Cooper, Ellie Gordon, Priyal Patel, Madelyn Smith, Kamryn Taylor, Julianna Hall, Halie Rose, Jaelyn Parker, (back row, from left) Darius Scott, Lauren Conaway, Lexi Murray, Nolan Meeks, Trevor driggers, Caitlyn Kowalker, Devin Gilchrist, Blake Lee and Zakiyya Jackson. Members Zoe Kreyenbuhl, Madison Messer and Carson Burns are not pictured.

Mark Lastinger

Updated: Mar 20, 2018, 2:40 PM

Published: Mar 20, 2018, 2:44 PM

GUYTON — The impact of South Effingham High School’s Interact Club extends well beyond the walls of the room where it meets. Club members recently raised $1,525 for Casa de Mariposas, an orphanage for abandoned babies in Honduras. The Rotary Club of Effingham County chipped in the last $75.

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Help Manna House Upgrade Its Parking Lot

Friends of Manna House volunteers Theresa Gardner, left, and Kaye Shuman load food into vehicles to help distribute meals to families in need. Their efforts support the pantry’s mission to provide essential food and hope to the community. (Submitted photo)

Manna House — Friends of Manna House volunteers Theresa Gardner, left, and Kaye Shuman load food into vehicles to help distribute meals to families in need. Their efforts support the pantry’s mission to provide essential food and hope to the community. (Submitted photo)

Paul Kasko

Updated: Aug 12, 2025, 12:35 PM

Published: Aug 11, 2025, 7:08 PM

Friends of Manna House is fundraising in August to renovate the busy food pantry parking lot. The community is invited to shop donated décor and support the project.

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