FLOYD COUNTY — Pigs 4 Kids is a fundraiser for the New Albany-Floyd County Education Foundation, which will use the money for different projects in NA-FC schools.
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Lucas Willman, an eighth-grader at Highland Hills Middle School, paints a piggy bank at Earth and Fire Pottery for Pigs 4 Kids on Tuesday. Pigs 4 Kids is a fundraiser for the New Albany-Floyd County Education Foundation, which will use the money for different projects in NA-FC schools. Staff photo by Jerod Clapp
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Several piggy banks have been finished for Pigs 4 Kids, a fundraiser hosted by the New Albany-Floyd County Education Foundation. The pigs will be displayed in various locations around town, donations made into the pigs will go to the Foundation and the pigs will get auctioned off at a gala on March 8. Staff photo by Jerod Clapp
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