Video: David Muir shares how New Jersey students turned determination into a 100-yard food drive challenge
A large food collection
Howell High School students filled their football field with food collected for Dermer Dreams, a nonprofit. The total exceeded a quarter million pounds. The collection was tied to the 100-yard food drive challenge. Students’ effort made the school field the setting for a substantial donation drive.
Volunteers deliver donations
Volunteers delivered the collected food to Dermer Dreams. David Muir reported on those volunteers and their role in moving the donations. The report links the students’ collection with the delivery effort. Together, the two parts show how the food drive reached the nonprofit it was intended to support.
Students’ determination featured
The story focuses on the determination of students in New Jersey. Their contribution came through the large-scale food collection at Howell High School. The challenge’s name refers to a 100-yard distance, while the reported result was more than a quarter million pounds of food. The effort connected students, volunteers and Dermer Dreams.
Key points
- Howell High School students collected more than a quarter million pounds of food.
- The donations were gathered on the school’s football field for Dermer Dreams.
- Volunteers delivered the food, as David Muir reported.
- The effort was presented as a 100-yard food drive challenge.