Interview: Students in North Plainfield raise money for animal rescue
They are involved with a writing project to benefit Best Friend Dog and Animal Adoption, which runs primarily on donations.
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Apr 10, 2022, 4:22 PM
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Updated 838 days ago
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12 is putting the spotlight on seventh-grade English students and their teacher
at North Plainfield Middle School in Somerset County.
They are involved with a writing project to benefit Best Friend Dog and Animal
Adoption, which runs primarily on donations.
Students are raising money on campus and sending letters to Cranford
businesses.
