Plymouth Whitemarsh High School students who are in Rebecca Hepler's English Language Development class put together kits for the homeless and those facing food insecurity.

Together with smaller efforts during the year, the 12-hour marathon brought in $57,733.42 to fight pediatric cancer.

Colonial schools have been honored by The Giving Tree for their commitment to service learning.

Students made 130 bags filled with snacks, gloves and hats, and positive notes to be donated to The Giving Tree.

The game-themed food drive brought in hundreds of items for the Colonial Neighborhood Council. 

The ladybugs are headed to the other K-3 buildings in the District. 

With the Great Kindness Challenge, students explored kindness at home, in the community, in school, and for themselves.

The drive supports the Creative Arts Therapy Department at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia in King of Prussia.

The generous Colonial Community has filled the wish lists of gifts, clothing, and food baskets for 251 families. 

In one weekend, students pulled together supplies to help victims of Hurricane Helene. 

Twelfth-graders Victoria Escobar-Martin and Natalie Lieberman have donated Hispanic-themed books to elementary school libraries. 

The school raised $14,000+ for pediatric blood cancer research through the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.

The event offers a sustainable alternative to traditional shopping while promoting community.

Approximately 400 students spent the night at PWHS to raise money for pediatric cancer research.

Students collected over 500 pounds of plastic for recycling. The effort earned the school a Trex bench from the Kiwanis Club of Conshohocken.