A group of senior high-school students in Demenika in Patra, western Greece, donated the money that they had collected for their annual school excursion to the family of a 15-year-old fellow pupil suffering a serious medical condition, local media reported. The students also donated the money that was subsequently offered to them by a local businessman so that they would not miss out on their excursion in order to cover the 15-year-old’s surgery expenses.
March 31, 2013
Filled Under: LOCAL NEWS
We love stories like these here at HellasFrappe. Society can learn a lot from the younger generation! Let us hope that efforts such as these are copied and let this lesson motivate all of us to help those in need, especially during this difficult period for our country.
A group of senior high-school students in Demenika in Patra, western Greece, donated the money that they had collected for their annual school excursion to the family of a 15-year-old fellow pupil suffering a serious medical condition, local media reported. The students also donated the money that was subsequently offered to them by a local businessman so that they would not miss out on their excursion in order to cover the 15-year-old’s surgery expenses.
Incredible Gift Of Life To Fellow Student, From Youngsters in Patras (VIDEO)
Socialize It →
|
|
|
A group of senior high-school students in Demenika in Patra, western Greece, donated the money that they had collected for their annual school excursion to the family of a 15-year-old fellow pupil suffering a serious medical condition, local media reported. The students also donated the money that was subsequently offered to them by a local businessman so that they would not miss out on their excursion in order to cover the 15-year-old’s surgery expenses.
The articles posted on HellasFrappe are for entertainment and education purposes only. The views expressed here are solely those of the contributing author and do not necessarily reflect the views of HellasFrappe. Our blog believes in free speech and does not warrant the content on this site. You use the information at your own risk.
Posts
