Put your name on a crane for $1 and support the relief efforts in Japan! If you would like to donate to the cause please see Ms. Lang or contact via email: jessica.lang@henhudschools.org.
The National Art Honor Society of Hendrick Hudson High School will be assembling 1,000 paper cranes in the HS main lobby after the sale in honor of the Japanese myth:
“Thousand Origami Cranes”
(千羽鶴, Sennenzuru)
An ancient Japanese legend that promises anyone who folds
a thousand origami cranes will be granted a wish by a crane.
The crane in Japan is considered a mystical creature, and is
said to live for a thousand years. 1,000 cranes is done when
someone has a wish, be it for peace, health or luck.
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Kaitlyn Ramirez and Natalia Pecheco selling paper cranes during lunch
All money raised will go towards the Red Cross relief efforts in Japan. If you would like to donate $1 and put your name on a crane please contact Ms. Lang at 914-257-5800 ext.6833 or by email at jessica.lang@henhudschools.org
