Jersey Proud: Cranford boy sets up joke booth to raise money for flood victims
Liam O’Neill, 9, wanted to help those in town who were impacted by the flooding from Ida.
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Sep 8, 2021, 2:40 AM
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Updated 1,421 days ago
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685ds agoLiam O’Neill, 9, wanted to help those in town who were impacted by the flooding from Ida. He set up a joke booth where he told jokes to people who made donations. He raised over $2,500 for FLAG, Cranford’s Frontline Appreciation Group. The money will go to those impacted by the storm.
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