Students at Foster Career and Technical Education Center in Farmington fill boxes with toys Friday for Toys for Tots. Steven Faith, left, a U.S. Marine from the Central Maine Division of Toys for Tots, drove from Brunswick to receive about $300 worth of toys for distribution to children in Maine. Based on an assignment, Brianna Harris, a sophomore in the entrepreneurship class, middle right, received donations from businesses and created a raffle that raised nearly $250 to buy toys. Amber Dunham, middle left, recruited firefighting students, taught by John Churchill, to help sell the raffle tickets. Extra donations were given to raise the amount closer to $300 in toys, said Bonita Lehigh, entrepreneur instructor.  (Ann Bryant, Franklin Journal)

Students at Foster Career and Technical Education Center in Farmington purchased and donated toys Friday to Toys for Tots. Steven Faith, a U.S. Marine from the Central Maine Division of Toys for Tots, drove from Brunswick to receive about $300 worth of toys for distribution to children in Maine. Students in the entrepreneurship class taught by Bonita Lehigh and the firefighting class taught by John Churchill sold raffle tickets to raise money for the toys. Sophomore entrepreneurship student Brianna Harris went to businesses for donations to raffle and other students helped. From left, back row, are Merrill Steward, Evan Dorr, Robert Neuschwanger, Marine Steven Faith, David Quimby, Brooklynn Brown, Brianna Harris and John Warren. Front row, from left, are Devon Corliss, Marah Black, Logan Stevens, Amber Dunham, Turrin Mondor and Austin Decker. Missing from photo is Matthew Gallant. (Ann Bryant/Franklin Journal)