Anyone who dismissed the power of small change look at this Pennies for Peace figure: $2,886.51.
Anyone who dismissed the power of small change look at this figure: $2,886.51.
That's the amount of money collected at the Bluffton Elementary School from Dec. 1 to Jan. 14 for the Pennies for Peace Program, service learning project. Click here to read earlier story on this event.
According to Beth Raeburn, teacher in charge of the project, donations came in the following amounts:
Students-total of $2129.08:
Coins--$1494.08
Bills--$555.00
Checks--$80.00
Staff (plus a few community members and 1 local business) total of $757.43:
Coins--$144.43
Bills--$8.00
Checks--$605.00
Seventy third graders walked to First National Bank on Jan. 20 with over 100 gallon-size Ziploc bags of coins to be counted. To view a video of students at the bank click here.
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Sunday, October 4, 2026
Saturday, October 3, 2026
Friday, October 2, 2026
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- Walking through Autumn series brings hikers to Bluffton
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Thursday, October 1, 2026
Wednesday, September 30, 2026
- Pirate volleyball loss vs. Lincolnview
- Village of Bluffton meetings announced, Oct. 1-Nov. 2
- 100 years of being Beavers: 2026 Bluffton University Homecoming, Oct. 2-4
- Check out October 2026 BPL Update
- Final call for for Bluffton photos contest
- Pandora-Gilboa HS crowns Homecoming King and Queen
- Bluffton Council recap: Purchase of Marsh Run acres approved
- Senior Center's October membership dinner