There was also a silent auction filled with various items including a autographed University of Michigan football and helmet. There was so much to offer with all of the proceeds going toward the building of a home for a family in need.
"Last year we raised about $7,000 and I think we're definitely on track for that," said Randels Elementary School Principal Bonnie Haffajee. "A house costs $70,000, so one tenth of the way there is pretty exciting."
The project is a partnership with Habitat for Humanity through their program Youth United. For more information on how you or your local school can be involved, click here.
