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ACA students making a difference in Altus
The students at Altus Christian Academy (ACA) saved their pennies for a donation toward the charitable projects of Operation Care (OpCare). Altogether the students donated $139.19 to OpCare to help pay for medicine, utility bills and food for needy families.
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