Page 10 - Boca Exposure - March '22

Page 10, Boca Exposure
Two Boca Teens Are Making Sure No Bowl Goes Unfilled

Annual Cereal Donation Drive

Launching On National Cereal Day (March 7)

Boca Helping Hands (BHH) has received the Helping Hands is a hidden jewel in the community.” Atlantic University Community Service Club, Plastridge
equivalent of nearly 100,000 bowls of cereal from In 2019, the twins received six additional pallets of Insurance, St. Joan of Arc Catholic School, and Del Prado
collection drives conducted by Cereal4All, a nonprofit cereal from General Mills after writing to the company Elementary School.
organization started by 14-year-old twin brothers Jett for three years. General Mills still supports Cereal4All Cereal4All continues to grow due to local partnerships
and Luke Justin, Boca Raton residents who attend Don and has sent the boys T-shirts to give to students who with schools and organizations like Kindness Matters 365,
Estridge Middle School. Their annual cereal donation donate cereal boxes. an after-school club focused on interactive opportunities
drive will launch on March 7 in celebration of National In 2021, Cereal4All collected nearly 3,300 pounds for community service and skill-building. Cereal4All is
Cereal Day. of cereal during the annual cereal drive with the help also working with Florida Atlantic University and its
of participating schools and organizations. Participants Community Service Club to collaborate on another cereal
in last year’s collection include Kindness Matters 365, collection drive for the late spring term.
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Jett and Luke Justin in BHH Warehouse
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“We want to live in a world where every kid and family
has daily access to breakfast food in their home,” Luke
Justin said. “We want to be part of the fight against food Hundreds of successes over the years.
insecurity.”
Having volunteered at Boca Helping Hands with their Continuously available since 1977
parents, Jett and Luke organized their first cereal drive
for BHH in 2016 at Calusa Elementary School, when they in Freeport, Grand Bahama Island
were just 8 years old. The boys have since expanded the
program, now called Cereal4All, to more schools in the
area, including Florida Atlantic University. See our website for more info:
Participating schools thus far for the 2022 cereal
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participate in the county-wide collection drive through
mid-April by registering at cereal4all.org.
“Cereal is about breakfast, but it’s also about
happiness,” Jett Justin said. “We couldn’t stop thinking
about the families in our community who couldn’t fill
their bowls, and we wanted to do something about it.”
The entire Justin family continues to volunteer at
BHH. “It was always important to my wife and me to
instill the idea of thinking about others and helping the
community,” said Eric Justin, the twins’ father. “The
boys bonded with Boca Helping Hands and their mission
because it speaks to their hearts. We realized that Boca

Jett and Luke Justin