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    SF students collect ‘pennies for patients’

    By Alethea Lynch
    Last Updated On 8/12/2008 3:57:55 PM
     
     

    Spring-Ford seventh-graders raised over $2500 for the Leukemia Lymphoma Society through a Pennies for Patients drive held this spring at the Spring-Ford 7th Grade Center.

     

    The school’s Busy Teens leadership group, with the help of the guidance department, organized the fundraiser. The teen leaders challenged students in homerooms to donate loose change to benefit the cause.

     

    The homeroom that raised the most, the Orange Team, received a pizza party for collecting $460.68.

     
     
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    About The Author: Alethea, a resident of Spring City since 1989, worked for a local newspaper for 15 years and is well acquainted with the field of community journalism. She is a member and past-president of the Spring-Ford Rotary Club. Alethea also served on the board of directors of the Spring-Ford Chamber of Commerce from the time of the formation of the chamber in June 1990 until she left the workforce in May 2002 to be an at-home mom. Alethea is very active in her church and enjoys working with children.  You can contact this author by email at springfordonline@yahoo.com.
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