July 20, 2026

Small donations, big impact

Students at St Paul’s Anglican Grammar School have demonstrated the power of kindness and community spirit, supporting local families through important food relief initiatives.

Across the Traralgon Campus, students collected more than 2,000 cans for the Rotary Club of Traralgon’s annual Give A Damn, Give A Can appeal. Warragul Junior School students donated non-perishable food items to support Frankie’s Community Kitchen’s annual Food Drive, while the growing Drouin Junior School contributed 144.5 kilograms of rice to Frankie’s Community Kitchen, enough to help provide more than 2,600 meals.

The Student Representative Councils (SRC) helped lead the food drive initiatives, giving students the opportunity to take action on a cause that directly supports local residents.

Working together towards a shared goal, students learned valuable lessons about compassion, generosity and community responsibility. These initiatives not only help stock local food relief services but also strengthen the connection between students and the wider community.

Through their collective efforts, students have shown that even small acts of kindness can create a meaningful impact.

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