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The Head Start program at the Five Towns Community Center received a donation of toys valued at $3,000 from the Richard M. Brodsky Foundation. At the far left is Felicia Grandy, behind the banner Lesley-Ann Herard, program educator for the center’s Health and Prevention services, and at the far right Jodi and Richard Brodsky.
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The Richard M. Brodsky Foundation donated $3,000 in toys to the Five Towns Community Center and Felicia Grandy’s Operation Head Start Program in Lawrence on July 2.
Head Start is a program of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that provides comprehensive early childhood education, health, nutrition, and parent involvement services to low-income children and their families.
Brodsky, an Atlantic Beach resident, is an HIV/AIDS and brain cancer survivor, who established his foundation to fight AIDS, help people with brain cancer and aid other organizations and institutions.
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