HUHS H-Club

H-Club students help run our Thanksgiving Food Drive with all donations going directly to the Hartford Food Pantry. The generosity of the staff and students at HUHS is amazing, as the food drive helped raised over $1500 and had over 1000 canned goods and non-perishable items donated throughout the week. Many families in the Hartford Community will benefit over the holiday season from the work our students did. 

H-Club students help run our Thanksgiving Food Drive with all donations going directly to the Hartford Food Pantry. The generosity of the staff and students at HUHS is amazing, as the food drive helped raised over $1500 and had over 1000 canned goods and non-perishable items donated throughout the week. Many families in the Hartford Community will benefit over the holiday season from the work our students did. 

Each year, all H-Club members participate in a poster competition to help raise interest in the Thanksgiving Food Drive at HUHS. The poster that gets the most like and retweets on Twitter has an all-expense paid dinner paid for by H-Club donations. This is one of the many posters that were plastered around school made by our students.

Each year, Operation Christmas Child sends over a million packed shoe boxes full of Christmas Gifts to children of underprivileged countries. Hartford's branch of this has their packing party at the Hartford Movie Theater, and HUHS students move all the items to be packed to the movie theater. After all items are moved, people from the community help pack the shoe boxes to be delivered. 

Each year, Operation Christmas Child sends over a million packed shoe boxes full of Christmas Gifts to children of underprivileged countries. Hartford's branch of this has their packing party at the Hartford Movie Theater, and HUHS students move all the items to be packed to the movie theater. After all items are moved, people from the community help pack the shoe boxes to be delivered. 

Each year, Operation Christmas Child sends over a million packed shoe boxes full of Christmas Gifts to children of underprivileged countries. Hartford's branch of this has their packing party at the Hartford Movie Theater, and HUHS students move all the items to be packed to the movie theater. After all items are moved, people from the community help pack the shoe boxes to be delivered. 

These seniors represent HUHS in a positive manner, and are proud to give back to the community. They were involved in the annual homecoming parade that happens before the homecoming football game.

The biggest fundraiser for our H-Club students is the profit we make off of our HUHS Football games. We are able to reward our seniors with anywhere between 6-10 scholarships, and most of that money comes from our work at the football games. We have between 20-30 students helping in the concession stand throughout a normal football game, as they generously give their time away from their friends and family.

Erin School was lucky enough to be a part of the Green Bay Packers Play 60 Program, in which members of the Packers organization put students through various football stations. HUHS students helped run the stations and gave directions to the students as they participated in each station. 

Erin School was lucky enough to be a part of the Green Bay Packers Play 60 Program, in which members of the Packers organization put students through various football stations. HUHS students helped run the stations and gave directions to the students as they participated in each station. 

Each year, H-Club students help at Erin's Fitness Friday event in the fall. Erin students try to complete as many fitness stations as they can, while also shadowing the younger students at the school. HUHS students help run each of the stations, while also developing a bond with the younger students of our community.

Each year, H-Club students help at Erin's Fitness Friday event in the fall. Erin students try to complete as many fitness stations as they can, while also shadowing the younger students at the school. HUHS students help run each of the stations, while also developing a bond with the younger students of our community.

To help celebrate Halloween, Richfield students participate in fitness stations while wearing their Halloween costumes. Students run in between stations, and receive marks for each lap they make during the event. Unfortunately, this year the weather caused the event to be moved indoors.

To help celebrate Halloween, Richfield students participate in fitness stations while wearing their Halloween costumes. Students run in between stations, and receive marks for each lap they make during the event. Unfortunately, this year the weather caused the event to be moved indoors.

Each year, HUHS students generously donate both non-perishable canned goods and monetary donations to the Hartford Food Pantry. This year, HUHS earned $900 in monetary donations for the food pantry to give back to our community. Thanks for all that donated.

This shows the massive amount of canned goods and non-perishable items stored during the week of giving. The Thanksgiving Food Drive could not be a success without the generous donations of HUHS.

This is the typical scene while our students collect the non-perishable items and monetary donations. All students meet back to count and collect all items in order to ensure the winning classes are accurately recorded. 

This shows how much one teacher's class donated during the week, and this doesn't show the amount of monetary donations collected as well. Generous people at HUHS who love giving back to the community.

This group of H-Club students get to deliver the canned goods and non-perishable items to the Hartford Food Pantry. The shelves are packed full in preparation for Thanksgiving, and even for the days after the holidays. Another great success as HUHS generated nearly $2000 worth of donations that go right back into our community!

Our students traveled to various associate schools and delivered a strong message about the Toys 4 Tots Program, and why it is important to donate in our community.

Lincoln filled their gymnasium to listen to our H-Club students talk about the Toys 4 Tots Program. Our students did a great job delivering the message!

Thanks to Lincoln for allowing us to speak to your student body. The Oriole Pride was apparent throughout the day!

Ozzy couldn't be left out of the pictures as he wanted to visit certain classes at Lincoln. Thanks for the smiling faces and the appreciation was apparent from the student body.