Karen Puhl (center) co-founder of Simple Hope tells a group of volunteers about her visits to Tanzania, Africa while Katie Bersach, a Mukwonago High School sophomore in the National Honor Society, adds soy to packaged meals.
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Packages of premeasured, nutritous meals wait for boxing at the Simple Hope packathon at Mukwonago High School on Feb. 16.
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Justin Lundy, 12, of Mukwonago measures out soy for the packaged meals prepared by groups of volunteers during the Simple Hope packathon at Mukwonago High School on Feb. 16.
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Mukwonago High School freshman Nicholas Lange checks the weight on a meal package at the packathon on Feb. 16.
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Mukwonago High School student Ross Heeren refills bins of rice at the Simple Hope packathon on Feb. 16. Heeren and the Steve Hantschel band is providing a benefit concert for Simple Hope on April 12 from 6 to 10 p.m.
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Mukwonago High School freshman Ben See tries transporting goods the way people in Tanzania carry suplies - either on their shoulders or head.
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Pam Schwalbach, co-founder of Simple Hope, hands out bags for packaging meals to volunteers at the Simple Hope packathon at Mukwonago High School on Feb. 16.
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Four-year-old Micah Webb of Mukwonago pulls on gloves to help package nutritious meals for people in Africa during a packathon at Mukwonago High School on Feb. 16.
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