
Jenks student Marcela Lara helped sort the health and beauty products.The News On 6
JENKS, OK -- It's not the usual donation to a food bank, but it is one that will surely be appreciated. Walmart made of a donation of health and beauty products.
On Friday, some students from Jenks High School helped remove bar codes and sort the items. Students we talked to called it a labor of love.
"It's just a feeling of helping others. And then just knowing that when the people receive these packages, they're gonna be happy," said Marcela Lara, Jenks student.
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