30 Kansas inmates donate $4,267 from their own funds to pay down local children's lunch debt
- Nearly 30 incarcerated men in northwest Kansas have donated $4,267 to help pay down unpaid school meal debt at Norton Community Schools, turning money raised inside a correctional facility into support for children in their local community.
- Members of Reaching Out From Within, a rehabilitation programme at Norton Correctional Facility, raised $3,810 from their personal funds during a spring and summer fundraiser.
- Kansas Department of Corrections staff added another $457, bringing the total to $4,267.
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- Nearly 30 incarcerated men in northwest Kansas have donated $4,267 to help pay down unpaid school meal debt at Norton Community Schools, turning money raised inside a correctional facility into support for children in their local community.
- Members of Reaching Out From Within, a rehabilitation programme at Norton Correctional Facility, raised $3,810 from their personal funds during a spring and summer fundraiser.
- Kansas Department of Corrections staff added another $457, bringing the total to $4,267.
Sources: Times of India