Howell High School Students Fill Football Field With Food for Dermer Dreams
Students at Howell High School in New Jersey filled their football field with over a quarter million pounds of food for the nonprofit Dermer Dreams, ABC News reported.
Students at Howell High School in New Jersey filled their football field with "over a quarter million pounds of food" for the nonprofit Dermer Dreams, according to an ABC News video report on the 100-Yard Food Drive Challenge. The report's headline identifies the students as New Jersey students, and its summary describes the effort as a challenge that filled the school's football field.
ABC News's summary states that David Muir reports on the volunteers who delivered. The summary does not say how many volunteers took part, which days the drive covered, or how long it ran, so those details are not established by the available reporting.
According to ABC News, the food was collected at Howell High School for Dermer Dreams. Neither the headline nor the summary names the organizers of the drive, gives a date for the drive, or states the total number of students who participated, and neither describes what the nonprofit does with the donated food.
ABC News's headline and summary differ in detail: the headline refers to New Jersey students, while the summary names only Howell High School and does not name the state. Both items are brief, and neither gives a total for donations beyond the weight cited in the summary.
ABC News is the only source for these facts in this report, and the account is limited to its headline and short summary. The video itself was not reviewed for this account, so any details that appear only in the footage remain unconfirmed.