Fil-Am high schoolers help those affected in Napa County

#AtlasFire [update] N & W of Napa (Napa & Solano Counties) is now 43,762 acres & 7% contained. #SouthernLNUComplex https://t.co/emojimpbF5 pic.twitter.com/I5LoMa8iYJ

— CAL FIRE (@CAL_FIRE) October 13, 2017

.@balitangamerica coverage of the displaced four legged residents of the Northern California Fires .@ABSCBNNews .@ANCALERTS pic.twitter.com/WnfoDKVxY2

— Steve Angeles (@StevieAngeles) October 14, 2017

Thank you American Canyon High School volunteers!

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• TFC Balitang America
• The massive wildfires in California have also sparked the spirit of giving. These young Fil-Ams are eager to take part in the rehabilitation efforts. The wildfires may have canceled classes, but that won’t keep Fil-Am students from coming to school, where they’re getting lessons in giving back.
  
  Beneath their masks, smiles are ready to help their neighbors finding relief at American Canyon High School, a few miles from the largest fire in Napa County.

I'm pretty sure that's Apple (my son's old classmate from St. Catherine School) on the left. Thanks ACHS kids!

#AtlasFire [update] north & west of Napa (Napa & Solano Co) is now 48,228 acres & 27% contained #SouthernLNUComplex https://t.co/emojimpbF5 pic.twitter.com/RW4SvLpNdg

— CAL FIRE (@CAL_FIRE) October 13, 2017