Students at Goshen High School are building cornhole boards as a fundraiser, and they dedicated one of the boards to a local soldier, Don Cramer.

Don is in Iraq as part of the Indiana National Guard, and cornhole is his favorite game.

So the students built Don his very own board, signed it, and will send it overseas so the soldiers will have a little reminder of home.

"It's not really something they would need physically, but mentally I think they need it,” said Tyler Turner, who helped build the cornhole board. “They need to know that we support them and there is people that care about what they're doing and haven't forgotten about them."

"I can only imagine the look on his face when he opens it up and sees it,” said Cramer’s father, Don Cramer, Sr. “And probably, like a kid at Christmas, he's going to want to play it right off the bat."

It took a coordinated effort of several classes, each doing its part in designing and putting together the board.