Tucson High students make March for Science signs

Loraina Linden, 15, uses a projector to trace her sign’s wording as Tucson High Magnet School students in Marea Jenness’ Human Rights Club make March for Science signs.

Tucson High's Human Rights Club is hosting a fundraising dinner to benefit victims of the earthquakes in Mexico.

The students hope to raise at least $1,000.

The event includes a bean-and-cheese burrito dinner and entertainment by the school's mariachi band and Folklorico dancers. 

Tickets are $10 each and can be purchased in advance at the school or at the door.

Students will also be collecting supplies such as flashlights, first-aid kits, brooms, cleaning supplies, personal hygiene items and infant supplies for World Care, an organization that  distributes items to disaster areas. 

If you go

What: Tucson High Human Rights Club fundraiser for Mexico earthquake victims

When: Tuesday, Oct. 3, 5-7 p.m. 

Where: Tucson High Magnet School, 400 N. Second Ave., in the cafeteria

Cost: $10 per person


The Tucson High Magnet School's Human Rights Club has 32 members and was founded one year ago to participate in the Women's March. 


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