| Pinnacle Cares |
| Pinnacle's community outreach program, Pinnacle Cares, provides students, faculty and parents the opportunity to care for others by Serving, Sharing, Shaping and Supporting. Pinnacle Cares will focus on several projects throughout this year. |
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Honoring Veterans and their families (Fall)
Pinnacle's annual Veterans Assembly honored those who have served, and are serving, in America's Armed Forces. The event featured patriotic
songs, poetry and theatric performances as well as recognition of Pinnacle's military family and friends.
Assisting those in need (Winter)
Over the holiday season, Pinnacle Cares assisted those in need with three different programs. The Valley View Community Food Drive was a class
competition where students brought in canned food that went to benefit those in need. The Holiday Angel Tree was filled with angels. Each angel had
a gift idea listed on the back for girls that live in The Garden House Foster Group Home. Students chose an angel, with permission from their parents,
and provided holiday joy to the children of the home with gifts and a holiday dinner. The final project involved the entire school creating holiday
greetings that went to the children of Arizona currently in the foster care system.
Bringing awareness to children's diabetes (Spring)
Pinnacle's first annual Spring Care-A-Thon raises money for diabetes summer camp scholarships. Students will secure sponsors who will be asked to
donate for each completed lap.
Pinnacle's annual Veterans Assembly honored those who have served, and are serving, in America's Armed Forces. The event featured patriotic
songs, poetry and theatric performances as well as recognition of Pinnacle's military family and friends.
Assisting those in need (Winter)
Over the holiday season, Pinnacle Cares assisted those in need with three different programs. The Valley View Community Food Drive was a class
competition where students brought in canned food that went to benefit those in need. The Holiday Angel Tree was filled with angels. Each angel had
a gift idea listed on the back for girls that live in The Garden House Foster Group Home. Students chose an angel, with permission from their parents,
and provided holiday joy to the children of the home with gifts and a holiday dinner. The final project involved the entire school creating holiday
greetings that went to the children of Arizona currently in the foster care system.
Bringing awareness to children's diabetes (Spring)
Pinnacle's first annual Spring Care-A-Thon raises money for diabetes summer camp scholarships. Students will secure sponsors who will be asked to
donate for each completed lap.
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