Jersey Proud: Bordentown police help raise money for boy with rare illness
The boy is dealing with a rare genetic brain disease that will likely affect his sight and hearing.
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4ds agoBordentown police are helping a young boy with a rare illness.
The department put out a fake newscast that little Ayden was a part of. The boy is dealing with a rare genetic brain disease that will likely affect his sight and hearing.
Since the report was posted on Facebook, people around the town have raised more than $51,000 to help with medical expenses.
If you would like to donate, CLICK HERE.
