Jersey Proud: Ashley Lauren Foundation helps provide pool to boy with brain cancer
The Ashley Lauren Foundation teamed with At Home Recreation and Kiki Pools.
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May 25, 2024, 2:24 AM
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Updated 22 days ago
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10ds agoThe Make-A-Wish Foundation has some competition from the Ashley Lauren Foundation.
The group is doing what it can to put smiles on the faces of sick children – including one boy in Hazlet.
Mick is battling brain cancer and wanted a pool for the summer. Laura Scalese, of the Ashley Lauren Foundation, called At Home Recreation - and they donated the pool. Then the people at Kiki Pools in Perth Amboy installed it. All of this was for free.
Making New Jersey proud!
