Seventh graders Izzy McClanahan, Emma Kiger and Ella Heldman participated in the Jackson Middle School F.O.R. Club craft and vendors fair on Saturday. All the proceeds will be returned to the community this Christmas. (Photo Provided)
Sixth graders Connor George and Aubrie Kendall at Saturday’s Jackson Middle School F.O.R. Club hosted a craft and vendors fair on Saturday. (Photo Provided)
From left, Avery Barton, Megan Midcap, Madison Marcinko and Jessalynn Barker, seventh graders at Jackson Middle School, man the check in station for the F.O.R. Club craft and vendor fair on Saturday. Proceeds finance projects for the community. (Photo Provided)
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Seventh graders Izzy McClanahan, Emma Kiger and Ella Heldman participated in the Jackson Middle School F.O.R. Club craft and vendors fair on Saturday. All the proceeds will be returned to the community this Christmas. (Photo Provided)
Sixth graders Connor George and Aubrie Kendall at Saturday’s Jackson Middle School F.O.R. Club hosted a craft and vendors fair on Saturday. (Photo Provided)
From left, Avery Barton, Megan Midcap, Madison Marcinko and Jessalynn Barker, seventh graders at Jackson Middle School, man the check in station for the F.O.R. Club craft and vendor fair on Saturday. Proceeds finance projects for the community. (Photo Provided)
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VIENNA -- The Jackson Middle School F.O.R. Club hosted a craft and vendors fair on Saturday.
More than 30 vendors participated.
The club has identified three acts of kindness.
It helped local crafters and vendors make money and showcase their goods. Second, it provided people with a fun place to shop for the holidays. It targeted the public with an act of kindness for Dec. 23.
In the past the club has raised $2,000 that was used for the distribution of gasoline and food cards in Wood County.
F.O.R. Club also is filling 50 stockings to give to the Wood County Deputy Sheriffs Association that will be given with the bicycles to be distributed at the association's annual Bikes for Tykes on Saturday.