Ping Pong and Little Drops play for good cause
Members of the Ping Pong Club playing their choice activity. They are combining with Little Drops to have a fundraiser. Pictured is the newest ping pong table.
January 5, 2015
Little Drops Club is having its first fundraiser on Tues. Dec. 16 after school. They have joined with the Ping Pong Club to have a tournament that supports Little Drops’ cause.
Little Drops Club is a non-profit organization that supports a very poor village in Northeast India. This village barely has an education system and has very low food supplies. Junior Sabari Subramanian started the club.
“I heard about the extreme conditions the people have to live in there, and I knew I had to do something,” said Subramanian.
They are having a tournament, in which all members and non members of both clubs are welcome. The tournament costs $5, and guarantees that you will play at least two matches.
There are several prizes that come with being in the tournament, one of which is an out-to-lunch pass.
The tournament will include the day-view of both of Ping Pong Club’s new tables.
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