by Ashley Attanucci
Staff Writer

New Tech High @ Coppell is collaborating with Barnes and Noble (directions),  Hope For Africa and the Touch a Life Foundation to present an art auction to help raise money for Touch a Life, a foundation that rescues traffiked children from around the world and helps care for them. 

Tonight from 6:30 to 8:30, New Tech students will be at the Barnes and Noble in Lewisville to auction art pieces donated by current and past Coppell students. Author and co-founder of Touch a Life Foundation Pam Cope will also be present at B&N tonight to sign her book Jansten’s Gift as well as read aloud an excerpt from her moving and true personal story. There will also be live music, and during the 6:30 to 8:30 10% of all B&N purchases will go to Touch a Life.

Go to B&N tonight to check it out for youself, or please visit the Touch a Life Foundation’s website to learn more.