"We recognize the fact that no matter how little someone is they can have a big impact on the world," Hannah's Socks board member and assistant principal at Perrysburg Jr. High Robin Laird said.
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First grade student Tyler Beebe, 8, center, raised his hand to share an idea of how he could help someone else during Hannah's Socks presentation at Woodland Elementary School in Perrysburg.
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First grade student Tara Stadler, 7, center, kept her eyes on Hannah's Socks board member and assistant principal at Perrysburg Jr. High Robin Laird as Laird talked with students about the program, which collects socks for people in need.
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Second grade students Anthony Kovacs, 8, left, Nikhil Methi, 6, center, and Adrianna magers, 8, right, held autobiographies with ideas about ways they could help people in their communities.
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Hannah's Socks board member and assistant principal at Perrysburg Jr. High Robin Laird, right, talks with students at Woodland Elementary School.
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Second grade student Christ Carpenter, 8, center, help up his written autobiography with ideas about how he could help people in the community.
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Students raise their hands in response to a question posed by Hannah's Socks board member Robin Laird during her presentation.
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