Grand Terrace High School Annual Team Fundraiser a Success!
Photo Courtesy of: Teresa Maldonado
From Left: GTHS Football Players Sean Carranza and Justyn Bass inviting folks to support the team by getting their car washed.
Photo Courtesy of: Teresa Maldonado
The Titans washing cars to raise money for their sports equipment.
Photo Courtesy of: Teresa Maldonado
Two Titan football players unloading donations from trucks.
Photo Courtesy of: Teresa Maldonado
Donations that were collected from the community to support Goodwill's program which provides job opportunities for the disabled and military veterans, as well as the GTHS Football Program.
Photo Courtesy of: Teresa Maldonado
Titans organizing donations into bins. They were able to fill 21 bins to donate to Goodwill!
Photo Courtesy of: Teresa Maldonado
The Grand Terrace High School Football Team along with some parents and volunteers.
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