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PHOTO: Doing Good Is Their Business
Two Lynnfield fourth graders have started their own business to help raise money for local food pantries.
The following is an announcement from Gathering Change, Inc.
Katie Storer and Sarah Griffin proudly display their business cards for Smiley Sunflowers, a business they created in order to raise money for Gathering Change, Inc., a charitable organization that supports food pantries.
These inspiring 9-year-old Lynnfield residents make friendship bracelets, cootie catchers, book marks, drawings and more to sell to friends and relatives and then donate their profits to GCI.
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Most recently, the fourth graders raised $48.02 from their sales. Enterprising and compassionate, the girls also sold their old toys, books and movies at yard sales to raise money. Gathering Change, Inc. would like to know: What inspires you to get involved? Let us know by writing: jbousquin@gatheringchangeinc.org.
For more information about Gathering Change, Inc., click here.
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