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Tabb High School PTSA asks for 200 dozen cookies after students killed

After three Tabb High School students died in a car crash, the school's PTSA is asking people to bake dozens of cookies to take to the staff and entire student body.

YORK COUNTY, Va. — Tabb High School and the entire York County community are working to heal after three students died in a car crash. 

The PTSA asked the whole community for more than 200 dozen cookies to give away to students, staff and bus drivers for two special "Orange Crush" events on Thursday, Oct. 31 and Nov. 8.

Within a short period of time, all cookie donation slots were filled.

Organizers asked that volunteers package cookies in gallon Ziploc bags and label the type and quantity. All cookies should be peanut-free, as well, but if donors cookies contain tree nuts, pecans and walnuts, please make a note of that on the label.

Gluten-free options are welcomed.

You can learn more about the drive, including where to drop off the cookies by clicking here

RELATED: Hundreds remember Tabb High School students killed in crash in York County

This drive comes during a time of healing after three Tabb High School students died in a car crash on Saturday.

Hundreds of people from the high school and the surrounding community showed up in droves around the school's track and football stadium to hold a vigil for the boys on Sunday.

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