Two Neary students will be the first to tell you that sometimes making a difference doesn’t take anything more than some spare change and a little bit of initiative. Fifth graders Julia Howard and Chloe Beland wanted to do something to help the lives of children struggling with cancer, so they asked their classmates to bring in spare change to donate.
Through their efforts, the girls raised $230 in quarters, dimes, nickles, and pennies. Earlier this month they visited the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute with their donation. Chloe’s mom Kim sent in this photo.
Above: Amy Cronin, Jimmy Fund Special Events Representative for the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, along with Neary students Julie Howard (left) and Chloe Beland (right)
Wonderful idea, girls! I’m very proud of you.
Nice job girls!
This doesn’t surprise me at all…… Two girls with a great concept helping others less fortunate……Way to go Julia and Chloe!!! KIDDOS……