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Pajama program benefits foster-care, group homes

Posted Thursday, March 24, 2011 2:01 pm

Courtesy Newbridge Road Elementary School

Newbridge Road Elementary School demonstrated compassion and generosity through the Student Council’s “January Jammies” program, which collects new pajamas for children and young adults in need. The pajamas were donated to Mercy First, an organization that benefits foster-care and group homes. Students enjoyed wearing their pajamas to school one recent Friday to celebrate the culmination of the program.

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