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Cherry Bombs serve by providing back-to-school needs

Tribune Staff

| August 15, 2019

Printed in the August 21, 2019 edition

Photos courtesy of The Cherry BombsEvery school in Winslow, Holbrook and Joseph City received supplies from The Cherry Bombs who raised funds for the project from raffles and an online call to the public. Holbrook High School Principal Lance Phaturos (pictured center) thanked Cherry Bombs (left to right) Jillian Stotts, Jami McPherson, Tanisha Gamez, Charleigh Betts and Karen Johnson.

Bonnie Brennan Elementary in Winslow also received a donation from the Cherry Bombs including supplies and socks and underwear for the preschool and kindergarten students. Pictured are (left to right) Cherry Bomb Jillian Stotts, Health Technician Mica Vasquez, and Cherry Bombs Toni Spex and Charleigh Betts.

Bonnie Brennan Elementary in Winslow also received a donation from the Cherry Bombs including supplies and socks and underwear for the preschool and kindergarten students. Pictured are (left to right) Cherry Bomb Jillian Stotts, Health Technician Mica Vasquez, and Cherry Bombs Toni Spex and Charleigh Betts.