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JROTC Volunteers Build 400 Holiday Boxes

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This September, two local JROTC groups from schools in the area gave their time and energy to help prepare for the upcoming holiday season. Together, more than 50 cadets packed over 400 Holiday Boxes filled with food and care for families across Texas.

We are deeply grateful to:

  • David W. Carter High School – JROTC under the leadership of Lieutenant Colonel Bernard Taylor
  • Moises E. Molina High School – JROTC under the leadership of Colonel Barbara Taylor

On behalf of the Midwest Food Bank – Texas Division, we would like to thank these groups for their service and leadership. Their teamwork not only built boxes, but it also helped neighbors who will soon receive them through local schools and partner agencies. The JROTC’s willingness to serve demonstrates young people stepping forward with discipline and compassion.

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