Butler County students working to end poverty, hunger win award

by Brad Underwood, WKRC

Tue, August 28th 2018, 3:04 AM UTC

{p}A handful of Ross High School students aren’t slowing down despite winning international acclaim. These students also attend Butler Tech and founded a nonprofit in 2017 called JEE FOODS with a goal to stop hunger and poverty. (WKRC){/p}

A handful of Ross High School students aren’t slowing down despite winning international acclaim. These students also attend Butler Tech and founded a nonprofit in 2017 called JEE FOODS with a goal to stop hunger and poverty. (JEE FOODS)

A handful of Ross High School students aren’t slowing down despite winning international acclaim. These students also attend Butler Tech and founded a nonprofit in 2017 called JEE FOODS with a goal to stop hunger and poverty. (WKRC)

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A handful of Ross High School students aren’t slowing down despite winning international acclaim. These students also attend Butler Tech and founded a nonprofit in 2017 called JEE FOODS with a goal to stop hunger and poverty. (WKRC)

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