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Community - South County
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Published
01/18/05
Kids in south county are raiding their piggy banks and penny jars to help the survivors of the Indian Ocean tsunami. Students at Arundel Bay Christian Academy in Lothian raised $2,752 in a "money march" last week. Children dropped their cash and loose change into a giant basket. Find Us On Facebook
"It was a huge success," said Principal Julie Simpson. "The basket was so heavy that we could not hold it." "I am giving all the change I have saved because these people need it more than I do." said one of the 186 children at the school, which serves pre-K through eighth-grade students. The contributions are being sent to World Help for victims...
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