HHSC IDES Meal Pack Yields Over 15K Meals
Staff and students from Hamilton Heights gathered for fellowship and service assembling and packaging nearly 16,000 meals as part of the 2nd Annual IDES Meal Pack in partnership with the Noblesville-based nonprofit.
The 2nd Annual International Disaster Emergency Services Team (IDES) Meal Pack, sponsored by the Hamilton Heights School Corporation Wellness Team, took place earlier this week. This gathering and service project was designed to focus on staff social/emotional wellness in this season of giving.
In traditional Heights’ fashion, several student teams joined in bringing together a total of 90 staff, some of their families, and students who packed and boxed 15,960 meals that will be sent to Honduras.
Emily Beechler, Media Center Specialist, Hamilton Heights Middle School, who has helped spearhead the event for a second year in a row, said it’s a privilege and honor to support a local ministry that serves with heart, soul, and resources that make a life-changing impact around the world.
The Noblesville-based International Disaster Emergency Service (IDES) is a 501c3 non-profit that seeks to meet the physical and spiritual needs of suffering people throughout the world by partnering with Christian Churches / Churches of Christ and their missionaries. Since its founding, IDES has carried out relief projects in more than 100 nations around the globe averaging more than 200 projects in 30 to 35 nations annually.