Colonel Crawford FFA holding fundraiser for smoke detectors

The Colonel Crawford FFA will be donating money for smoke detectors to the Galion Fire Department for families in need.

By December 11, 2014 2:50 pm

The Colonel Crawford FFA will be donating money for smoke detectors to the Galion Fire Department for families in need. The fundraiser will start on Monday, Dec. 8 and end Friday, Dec. 12. The money raised through donations will be matched by the Colonel Crawford FFA, up to $300. Jars will be located in the office and in the front of the cafeteria for monetary donations.

If you have any questions feel free to stop by the ag shop and talk to Mr. Schieber.

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