WKCTC Alpha Epsilon Beta Students Helping Others!

Six Alpha Epsilon Beta (AEB) students at West Kentucky Community and Technical College reached out to help others with two recent community service efforts. The students and AEB advisor Gary Reese collected canned goods for shipping to Texas for hurricane relief and also collected stuffed animals and children's books for abused, neglected, and disadvantaged children "visiting" the McCracken County Family Court.

Hurricane relief items were taken to a central collection point manned by Premier Portable Buildings, who will transport them to Texas. The stuffed animals were delivered and McCracken County Family Court's Judge Deanna Wise Henschel expressed her sincere appreciation for all the support shown the children of our area.

AEB is the college's Criminal Justice Club. Great job everyone!

Photo on Left - (left to right) Gary Reese, AEB advisor and Leah Beach, AEB vice-president, working the hurricane relief station on campus.

Photo on right - (left to right) Gary Reese, Leah Beach, and AEB secretary Jon Wentworth getting ready to deliver boxes filled with stuffed animals and children's books to McCracken County Family Court.

Not pictured: Dayla Hale, Mariah Davis, April Clark, Charity Itiav-Gar