Ursuline students topple over 1,200 boxes of cereal in hopes of ending hunger
Students knocked over more than 1,200 cereal boxes in a giant domino effect.
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Sep 14, 2022, 5:39 PM
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4ds agoStudents in New Rochelle helped kids in need by toppling over hundreds of cereal boxes this morning.
The Ursuline School project is called the Cereal Effect.
Students knocked over more than 1,200 cereal boxes in a giant domino effect.
The cereal collected will go to the HOPE Food Pantry to feed students who go without breakfast.
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