School Lunch Debt Erased For Hundreds Of Iowa Students

Students in the Clear-Creek Amana School District in Iowa who were running a negative lunch balance no longer have to worry about paying their bill.

Thanks to the generosity of around a dozen local community members around 450 students who ran out of money to pay their school lunch bill have had their lunch debts completely erased.

Most of the 12 individual donors have asked to remain anonymous but Infuse Church of Tiffin plans to publicly donate $1,400 towards in the cause on Sunday, according to District officials.

Clear-Creek Amana's director of communications, Laurie Haman, tells KCRG-TV 9 with the church's donation, it will bring the total amount of money brought in to around $5,300 in recent weeks.

"I know people want to remain anonymous when it comes to these donations but they truly are appreciated and the family appreciate this."

Haman says anyone else who is interested in making a donation just has call the District's main office. The Clear Creek-Amana District isn't alone. The company MediRevv donated just over $6,200 on Thursday to seven area schools to help pay down school lunch balances.


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