THE Criminal Justice Student Organization of Northern Marianas College will be conducting its last 
penny drive in San Jose today and its final hot lunch fundraiser at the Kilili Beach Pavilion tomorrow.
Yesterday, the organization held its last bake sale on campus where they earned $340.
Students and NMC employees bought sandwiches, juices and brownies.
The organization would like to thank all the students who supported their bake sale, its president Antonio Benavente said.
He is inviting members of the community to support their penny drive today at the Microl intersection and their hot lunch sale tomorrow.
The criminal justice students’ trip is scheduled for Dec. 10, 11 and 12. They will visit the University of Guam, Guam Community College and the island’s crime laboratory.
“We are going to stay in a hotel but we would appreciate any offer from Guam residents to shelter us,” Benavente said.
Criminal justice instructor Joaquin Palacios said he is coordinating with Guam officials who may assist the students and provide them shelter.
