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Charity Link is a fundraising and community service club at New Canaan High School. The club used to be a part of the national organization Key Club, but three years ago they branched out and renamed themselves Charity Link, becoming a completely student and teacher driven organization.
Will Hennessy- Student Body President
Molly James- Vice Student Body President
To all NCHS students and faculty:
We are very proud to announce that The New Canaan High School Student Coalition (StuCo) just completed the 20th annual Turkey Drive. A total of $1,830.00 was raised in support of the Lower Fairfield County Food Bank.