Hats OFF to OHLER!

Hats OFF to OHLER!Hats OFF to OHLER!


On Tuesday, May 8th, students can wear a hat or orange for a $1 donation. Please help us raise money for Wil Ohler, LHS high schooler who was diagnosed with Leukemia last year. He is trying to collect 800 soccer balls to give away to other kids diagnosed with cancer. All money we collect will go towards buying soccer balls to help support Wil. In addition, you can also pick up a new soccer ball this weekend and donate it in the lobby. For more information, please visit his Facebook Page. #orangeforohler

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