Royal Purple helps kids

Raft River Elementary School gets money to help artistic children

Shaun McKenna accepts a donation of $300 from Canadian Royal Purple Lodge #302 members Marie Jansen (l) and Cheryl Thomas.

Shaun McKenna accepts a donation of $300 from Canadian Royal Purple Lodge #302 members Marie Jansen (l) and Cheryl Thomas.

Raft River Elementary School principal Shaun McKenna accepts a donation of $300 for the speech and language department from Canadian Royal Purple Lodge #302 members Marie Jansen (l) and Cheryl Thomas. The money is for items for artistic children.

 

 

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