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12-year-old Lewisville ISD student raises $10,000 in peanut butter drive

Lewisville, TXLocal News

In a heartwarming display of community service, 12-year-old Aliya Daniels from Lewisville ISD raised $10,000 for the North Texas Food Bank through a peanut butter drive, choosing to forgo birthday gifts in favor of giving back. This initiative, part of the HungerMitao movement, showcases the importance of youth activism in combating hunger in the local area. The funds collected will be instrumental in providing food assistance to families facing food insecurity. Aliya's dedication to this cause has not only garnered attention but has also inspired other young people in Carrollton to engage in community service. The success of her drive highlights the potential impact of grassroots efforts in addressing pressing social issues.

Community leaders and local organizations have praised her for her leadership and commitment. Aliya's story is a powerful reminder of how one individual's actions can spark change and mobilize others. As youth like Aliya step up, they pave the way for a brighter future for their communities.

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