Sporting pink for a cause are Hebron Academy eighth graders (l. to r.) Grace Kenneally (Lewiston), Avery Jurek (Hebron), Bradley Sperl (Minot), Katya Fons (Auburn), Rachel Brouwer (Hebron), Jaelen Coney (Auburn), Eliza Beaudin (Lewiston), Jahvon Coney (Auburn), Jesse Lauze (Auburn), Tyler Swanbeck (Hebron), and Ella Fields (Auburn).

In support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Hebron Academy middle schoolers sported pink socks during their last soccer game of the season. They also hosted a Breast Cancer Benefit Bake Sale and pitched in with Portland radio station Q97.9’s “Cans for a Cure” can and bottle drive, rallying the community to donate a ton of recyclable cans.
To collect the bursting bags of redeemables, Q97.9 radio personality Lori Voornas paid Hebron Academy a personal visit on October 17, pulling up in her pink ribbon truck, which the middle schoolers helped load.

Hebron Academy Middle School is a co-educational school for boys and girls in grades 6 through 8, inspiring and guiding each student to reach his or her highest potential in mind, body, and spirit. For more information, call (207) 966-5225 or see www.hebronacademy.org.