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Lacamas Heights Elementary students raise nearly $11,000 during Hoops for Heart

Putting their hearts into it

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Third-grader Brian Hoff, kindergartner Addysen Case and first-grader Davlin Coburn proudly display the prizes they won for being top fundraisers during the Hoops for Heart event at Lacamas Heights Elementary School. A total of $10,925 was raised for the American Heart Association. Of that total, Coburn was the top fundraiser at $1,205. Case raised $410 and Hoff raised $270.

For the past several years, Lacamas Heights Elementary students have raised money for the American Heart Association. This year, 115 students participated in AHA’s Hoops for Hearts program.

It was coordinated by Jeanie Moran, Lacamas Heights physical education teacher. In all, the students raised $10,925 for the AHA, which is $4,745 more than last year.

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