Elizabeth Forward School District elementary student wins ‘How to Be a Hero' coloring contest
11 Cares is helping to put a spotlight on everyday heroes through the 'How to be a Hero' coloring contest.
The grand prize winner was an elementary school student who was inspired by her sister.
'When I first heard about it, I thought of Mady. So I thought of an idea of me and Mady. So my drawing was me helping Mady put her shoes on,' said 9-year-old Elliott Hobaugh, a student at Central Elementary in the Elizabeth Forward School District.
Her drawing shows her helping her older sister, who has special needs.
And thanks to her work, Elliot earned a $2,500 donation for her school.
The contest was open to students in grades K-5 in western and central Pennsylvania by Edgar Snyder & Associates and The Heyward House.
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Elizabeth Forward School District elementary student wins ‘How to Be a Hero' coloring contest
11 Cares is helping to put a spotlight on everyday heroes through the 'How to be a Hero' coloring contest. The grand prize winner was an elementary school student who was inspired by her sister. 'When I first heard about it, I thought of Mady. So I thought of an idea of me and Mady. So my drawing was me helping Mady put her shoes on,' said 9-year-old Elliott Hobaugh, a student at Central Elementary in the Elizabeth Forward School District. Her drawing shows her helping her older sister, who has special needs. And thanks to her work, Elliot earned a $2,500 donation for her school. The contest was open to students in grades K-5 in western and central Pennsylvania by Edgar Snyder & Associates and The Heyward House. Download the FREE WPXI News app for breaking news alerts. Follow Channel 11 News on Facebook and Twitter. | Watch WPXI NOW
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