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вЂњThatвЂ™s why SafeCall donates cell phones that are limited to 911 calling for elderly, disabled, and needy people.

From there, he realized that old donated phones could be used to get emergency help for senior citizens in need, and SafeCall was born. The idea for SafeCall was conceived after a person that Joseph cared about fell and was unable to get help in a timely manner, Joseph connected the fact that flip phones, even without a plan, will work to call 911 if charged. вЂњIt costs a lot of money, which most canвЂ™t pay.вЂќ

вЂњMost elderly, disabled, and needy people donвЂ™t have a Medical Alert button вЂ“ thatвЂ™s the unfortunate truth,вЂќ says Portsmouth Christian Academy seventh grader, Joseph Azarian. If you have an old cell phone/flip phone (not a smart phone) and charger, please bring it to Barnes and Noble Booksellers on Saturday, December 6 вЂ“ it just might save a senior citizenвЂ™s life! Phone Collection at Barnes & Noble Saturday Dec. PCA 7th Grade Student Seeks Phone Donations to Keep Seniors Safe By Curt Jackson PCA News Stories Now people how have no food will have something to eat.вЂќ вЂњIt meant a lot to be able to help those in need. This year, I came to understand that we are giving to people who donвЂ™t have anything. I helped out by organizing the food and gathering it. We collected more than 2,500 food/toiletries items and it showed me that if we put our minds to something we can make it possible.вЂќ вЂњI brought in a lot of food for my class, and I helped collect it each week. Written by PCA Students: Cole Hodgdon, Audrey Smith, and Bryson Lund Thank you to everyone who faithfully participated and gave so generously. Jan Carroll, a pantry volunteer, and Margie Parker, the pantry manager, visited PCA to help transport all of the food to the Seacoast Family Food Pantry. All of the the items will be donated to the Seacoast Family Food Pantry in Portsmouth. Over the course of the food drive, students and staff donated over 2,500 food and personal items. The Junior High Student Council, with the help of Jan Buchanan andВ Daphne Corso, was the driving force behind this month long event.

This year the generous community of Portsmouth Christian Academy came together once again to organize the Fall Food Drive. PCAвЂ™s 5th Fall Food Drive By Curt Jackson PCA News Stories Purchases are made through your Online Fair and add to your total Book Fair sales. Parents are also able to search thousands of titles to find recommendations on similar books, create wish lists, and even make purchases for books available online.

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The NEW Book Fair app is absolutely FREE and is available for the iPadВ®, iPhoneВ® and Androidв„ў mobile devices.

There are lots of books for Junior High and Upper School Students also!.

Browse the brochures that have been sent home, discuss with your child what he or she is allowed to buy, and send them with either the cash to make the purchase or a check made out to Portsmouth Christian Academy.

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There are lots of ways to experience the Book Fair: Online: Browse or buy online NOW вЂ“ November 15th The PCA Book Fair is HERE! By Curt Jackson PCA News Stories