SPREADING KINDNESS – Laurie McIntosh of Father Lacombe Catholic School led her Grade 2 class around Lacombe to share candies and well wishes in random acts of kindness on Thursday

SPREADING KINDNESS – Laurie McIntosh of Father Lacombe Catholic School led her Grade 2 class around Lacombe to share candies and well wishes in random acts of kindness on Thursday

Spreading Kindness

Laurie McIntosh of Father Lacombe Catholic School led her Grade 2 class around Lacombe to share well wishes in random acts of kindness

SPREADING KINDNESS – Laurie McIntosh of Father Lacombe Catholic School led her Grade 2 class around Lacombe to share candies and well wishes in random acts of kindness on Thursday.

 

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