More than 32,000 cans donated as part of CANtribute project

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MIDLAND, Texas (KMID/KPEJ)- The West Texas Food Bank will be collaborating with the West Texas chapter of the American Institute of Architects to host CANtribute, a design-based food drive.

The project involves students from Midland High School, enrolled in a problem solving/Engineering class, who have been working closely with local architects to design sculptures that are made from canned foods. The students chose the theme of transportation and have been using 3D programs to design 5 sculptures that range from a motorcycle to an airplane.

More than 32,000 cans donated as part of CANtribute project

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