Middle School Athletes to Benefit from Coborn's and Kellogg's

ST. CLOUD (WJON News) -- Athletic programs at four St. Cloud area middle schools will benefit from a partnership between Coborn's Inc. and WK Kellogg Co.

The cereal giant launched the Kellogg's Frosted Flakes Mission Tiger program in 2019 to support junior high athletic programs.

Coborn's partnered with the Mission Tiger program to donate $12,000 to North and South Junior High in St. Cloud, Sartell Middle School, and Sauk Rapids Middle School.

The schools will evenly share the money for things like uniforms, equipment, and technology for athletic programming.

The companies hosted meet and greets with Tony the Tiger at check presentations held at Coborn's on Cooper, on Pinecone Road in Sartell, in Sauk Rapids, and in St. Joseph.

It's the second year in a row that Coborn's has partnered with the Mission Tiger program to help save middle school sports.

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