The Juniata County Business and Professional Women recently gathered to support local youth by assembling 50 Weekend Wellness bags for school students in need. The bags provided children with supplemental meals to take home, helping bridge the gap when school is not in session. The project is part of the club’s ongoing commitment to addressing food insecurity throughout the county. The completed bags will be distributed through the Juniata County Food Pantry. Glenda Fultz, director of the Juniata County Food Pantry, attended the meeting to share current statistics and insights about the growing number of families and individuals who rely on the pantry’s services. Her update underscored the continued need for community support and the importance of programs like Weekend Wellness. Pictured are, front, Lynlee Richmond, Rachael Noss, Michele Fry, Teagan Burger, Angela Dressler, Karen Leister, Lindsay Stahl; middle, Michelle Holler, Glenda Auker, Tiffanie Burger, Christina Dudley, Stephanie Chattin, Angela Clark, Barb Lyter, Judy Ernest, Glenda Fultz; back, Holly Maxwell, Tara Herwig, Kristen Gentzel, Danielle Shellenberger and Dale Ernest.