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By Diane Eskenazi
Director, Peace Builders
One hundred and fifty Woodside middle school students gathered at Woodside Elementary School on Friday, Dec. 14, to help wrap about 700 Christmas gifts for children in need. The gifts were donated by the local nonprofit Peace Builders.
The gifts included warm colorful blankets, toys, stuffed animals and new holiday clothes. They will go to children served by Project We Hope, St. Francis of Assisi Youth Club, and St. Anthony’s Church.
Peace Builders has shipped more than $65 million of aid to orphans and for disaster relief.
Diane Eskenazi is a Woodside resident.
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Woodside Elementary middle school students with Peace Builders Director Diane Eskenazi wrap over 700 Christmas Gifts for local children in need. -
Woodside Elementary School seventh-grade students (Devon Diller, Nick Alftin, Quinlin Soto, Talia Matityahu, Ayla Elam, Aric Zeiger, Sophie Ashworth, Macie Nessi, Jacob Rodriguez, Abigail Klein, Zia Harvey, Tyler Davis, Lauren McCauley, Sheera Eskenazi, Isabelle Couch, Ryan Hodge) with presents for local children in need. -
Woodside Elementary School students Zach Hage, Sheera Eskenazi, Evan Nichols, Nicole Bonner, Nick Alftin and Tyler Davis wrap presents for local children in need. -
Woodside Elementary Middle School Students with Peace Builders Director Diane Eskenazi wrap more than 700 Christmas gifts for local children in need.
