Cougar football gives back

By Communications staff, Washington State University

WSU Cougar Football players Alex Brink (left) and Jed Collins read “The Story of Ferdinand” to local school children Thursday morning as a part of the Read for the Record campaign sponsored by Ferdinand’s Ice Cream Shoppe.  The national campaign was started by Jumpstart, a nonprofit organization that raises money to support early education programs for underserved children.

To read more about the Thursday open house event at Ferdinand’s  and the Jumpstart program, click here.
 
 
 

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