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Alfred State College's WINS Club (Women in Non-traditional Studies, though the club is open to all students) recently raised and donated money to two local food pantries.
Alfred State College's WINS Club (Women in Non-traditional Studies, though the club is open to all students) recently raised and donated money to two local food pantries and "Both Your Hands."
Through redemption of cans and bottles, and coin banks, WINS raised $180 which was split three ways among the Alfred Station Food Pantry; Steuben Rural Ministry Food Pantry, Canisteo; and "Both Your Hands," an organization based in Alden, which helps women mainly in third world countries develop vocations to support themselves.
Pictured left to right: Danielle Coleman, Barton, a 2007 graduate of the baccalaureate architectural technology program; Adam Wilczak, Lancaster, a 2007 graduate of the college's associate level interior design program and a 2006 graduate of the associate-level architectural engineering technology program; and Wendy Simpson, Binghamton, a 2007 graduate of the baccalaureate architectural technology program.