Small acts of kindness can make a big difference, and the Timberwood Elementary Student Council is putting that message into action!

Our Student Council members recently organized a collection of snack and hygiene items to benefit Amy’s House of Hope in Princeton, WV. The donated items were used to assemble snack and hygiene bags to help individuals in need throughout our community.

This week, Fred Kinder, Founder of Amy’s House of Hope, visited Timberwood Elementary to pick up the generous donations collected by our students. His visit provided a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the impact of our students’ generosity and the importance of giving back to others.

We are incredibly proud of our Student Council members, along with all of the students, staff, families, and community members who contributed to this meaningful project. Their compassion, generosity, and willingness to serve others demonstrate that making a difference doesn't require grand gestures. Sometimes, it simply starts with a caring heart and a desire to help someone in need.

A special thank-you goes to Fred Kinder and Amy’s House of Hope for the important work they do to provide hope, encouragement, and support to individuals in our community.

At Timberwood, we believe that being a Wolf means looking out for others and making our community stronger. Our students are showing that kindness truly matters, one act at a time!

Way to go, Timberwood Wolves! We are so proud of you!