Knitwits continue tradition as Snack short on fundraising goal

Snack: Funds needed as more food provided

  • These three “Knitwits” from Faith Presbyterian Church delivered 529 handmade, knitted hats to Snack in a Backpack last week to be given to Fannin County School children. Kim King, Frances Thompson and Betty Benedict, from left, are part of the group that call themselves the Knitwits and gather regularly to make the hats.
    These three “Knitwits” from Faith Presbyterian Church delivered 529 handmade, knitted hats to Snack in a Backpack last week to be given to Fannin County School children. Kim King, Frances Thompson and Betty Benedict, from left, are part of the group that call themselves the Knitwits and gather regularly to make the hats.
  • News Observer photo/Glenn Harbison These are only a few of the Snack in a Backpack volunteers who gathered last Wednesday, December 10, for the last packing day before schools dismiss for the holidays.
    News Observer photo/Glenn Harbison These are only a few of the Snack in a Backpack volunteers who gathered last Wednesday, December 10, for the last packing day before schools dismiss for the holidays.
    Snack in a Backpack volunteers wrapped up the first half of their school year packing season last Wednesday, December 11, with 529 hats included in food bags for Fannin County school children. ...

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