> Randallstown students reach out to Baltimore homeless
>
> SUSAN C. INGRAM
>
> The wall in the main lobby of Randallstown High School is plastered with
> hundreds of colorful paper hands. Each hand holds the name of a student
> who donated to the school's Helping Hands campaign to benefit Health
> Care for the Homeless, a homeless advocacy group in Baltimore, and Our
> Daily Bread, a food program for the needy.
>
> The project was sparked in Amy Thonnings' ninth-grade English class when
> students read about a group of Los Angeles students who raised funds to
> fill 5,000 backpacks with school supplies for homeless children in their
> community.
>
> Thonnings' class decided to duplicate the effort for Baltimore's
> homeless.
> ...