Boy Scout Pack 529 fill the food pantry at the Boys and Girls Club in Seymour. Back row from left is Colin Hollenbaugh, 5, Marshall Peelman, 7 and William Parr, 6. Front row is Remy Vankampen, 6, and Harlow Slate-Bindschadler, 6.
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Marshall Peelman and William Parr pick out items at the grocery store to put in the food pantry at the Boys & Girls Club.
Erika Malone | The Tribune
Cub Scout Pack 529 learned the values of leadership and taking care of others by donating food to the empty food pantry box outside the Boys & Girls Club of Seymour.
The pack was split into two teams and each team had the opportunity to shop and fill the box with as much as they could with their $60 budget.
Some of these items included pastas, sauces, canned meals, juice, cereals, crackers and more.
Any extra items left over were taken to the Anchor House food pantry on South Vine Street.
“We do this because there are families out there that can’t afford food and by filling the box it helps them,” said six-year old Remy Vankampen.