Homeschool Academy donates to KLT, BTAA
Sandpoint Homeschool Academy students and staff pose for a photo during an activity at Schweitzer recently.
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The families and community of the Sandpoint Homeschool Academy, now in its sixth year, donated $600 respectively to Better Together Animal Alliance and Kaniksu Land Trust's Pine Street Woods.
A "generosity bucket" at the academy's fall musical, "Seussical Jr." raised $600, which was matched by Melinda Rossman, Homeschool Academy principal and lead educator. BTAA and KLT are grateful for this generous gift, officials said.
BTAA helps people and pets stay together through it's community-based programs. BTAA assists pet guardians with pet food assistance, low cost spay and neuter, temporary boarding during emergencies, rehoming, and more. To learn more about BTAA's service and view pets available to adopt, visit bettertogetheranimalalliance.org.
Kaniksu Land Trust purchased the 180 acres of the Pine Street Woods Community Forest in 2019 for purposes of education, conservation, and recreation. Learn more at kaniksu.org.