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Brentwood High School Students Recognized for Holiday Volunteer Efforts

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By Published: April 08 2015

LongIsland.com

Brentwood High School students who participated in a program to supply needy families with food during the holidays were awarded for their efforts by the Suffolk County Police Athletic League last week.

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Brentwood, NY - April 8th, 2015 - Brentwood High School students who participated in a program to supply needy families with food during the holidays were awarded for their efforts by the Suffolk County Police Athletic League last week.

Suffolk County Police Officer Ed Groce and Suffolk County Legislator Monica Martinez presented Certificates of Appreciation on April 2nd to several Brentwood High School students who volunteered at the 2014 Feed the Needy event.

The Suffolk County Police Athletic League and Suffolk County Office of Minority Affairs, along with the high school students, provided a Thanksgiving meal to more than 500 families living in shelters at an event held at Central Islip High School on November 22nd.

The students who participated helped serve the families and clean up during the event.