MSCS Students & Staff Host Mobile Food Pantry, Instilling Giving Spirit in Young GenerationsMemphis Shelby County Schools (MSCS) students and staff organized a mobile food pantry, providing food boxes to families in need. The event, held outside Raleigh-Egypt High School, offered a variety of items, from fresh vegetables to canned chicken. Stephanie Lowe, an MSCS board member, emphasized the districts commitment to community needs and the importance of leading by example for students. Kevari Bridges, a sophomore, shared his positive experience, highlighting the value of giving back. Another mobile food pantry is planned for this Saturday at Douglass High School, with eligible families required to show identification and complete a form.
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