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Cavs Care Our students, faculty, and staff participate in many programs throughout the year to help others. We care about our community and the well-being of those less fortunate than ourselves. When a person is in need, Robert E. Lee Academy reaches out to help in anyway they can. In the 2004-2005 school year, our students participated in the following outreach programs:
Recent Efforts
REL
raised $1,120.51 for Jump Rope for Heart!
Tuomey Foundation's Christmas Tree Benefit Each year, REL's students create ornaments to decorate a tree to help raise money for Tuomey Hospital's Hospice program.
Pancakes for Carly Thank you to EVERYONE who helped make the Pancake Breakfast a success! The REL family has raised over $3,500 for the Copelands! Carly, an REL 4th grader, and her parents David and Charlene lost their home in a fire on May 1st. Donations are still being accepted.
We would like to
thank everyone for supporting Relay For Life. For the
third year in a row, REL was the top fundraising team in
the county. This year our total after Relay was
$10, 419
with more to come! This is more than double our goal and
over $3,000 more than we raised last year.
Again we honored the
memory of our dear friend Mr. Thomas Dabbs and others we have
lost to cancer while celebrating with survivors like 2nd grader
Cody Watson who led the Survivor Lap and 2nd grade teacher Pam
Cummings who was the speaker at Lee County's Kickoff for Relay!
Relay is described
as "a community that takes up a fight". Thanks again to
all of you who are part of the REL Community and helped support
this fight that touches the lives of us and so many around us.
Karen and Laurie
REL raised over $800 REL collected 508 boxes!
Thank you to each and every member of the Robert E. Lee family and the communities they represent for their part is the packing of 508 shoeboxes! Just imagine-there are 508 children somewhere in the world who will receive your special gift accompanied by the Good News of the Gospel of Jesus Christ this Christmas! It takes many people all over the country to make this project happen, and many of you are right here around Bishopville. For example, Mrs. Ginsberg donated empty shoeboxes, which were all filled. The Student Council wrapped and packed quite a few of those shoeboxes with items they contributed along with toys donated by Food Lion, thanks to Richard Murphy. We even had Mr. Randy Burns from The Item come out and do an article on the project. Countless others shopped, saved Happy Meal toys, collected money, offered extra credit, and prayed for the project. Please remember to pray for the child who will receive YOUR shoebox. May they feel the love that’s been wrapped inside.
REL's Relay For Life team raised $7,081! Thanks, REL, for all the hard work. Jumping Rope For AHA
REL raised $2,160
during Jump Rope For Heart! On Thursday, April 6th the students in K5-6th grade jumped ropes, played field games, and "hula hooped" for a good cause. Every year the school participates in the American Heart Association's Jump Rope for Heart program. Thanks to all who participated to raise money for such a good cause.
Helping Katrina Victims
The students of the Foreign Language Club worked hard to try to raise money for Katrina victims. The grand total raised was $4,785.02, including the donation from the Student Council. Thank you to all who helped with this project!
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630 Cousar Street, Bishopville, SC 29010 Email: office@releeacademy.org Phone: (803) 484-5532 Fax: (803) 484-9491 Accredited by the South Carolina Independent School Association at the Advanced Level
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