Jersey Proud: Make-A-Wish NJ gets $20K donation from Rubber Ducky Regatta
Make-A-Wish New Jersey was presented with a $20,000 donation thanks to a Rubber Ducky Regatta event.
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Nov 4, 2022, 2:39 AM
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7ds agoMake-A-Wish New Jersey was presented with a $20,000 donation thanks to a Rubber Ducky Regatta event.
The National Park Boat Club in Gloucester County held the event this summer. Participants sponsor a rubber duck with their name on it. They are dumped into the water and raced downstream.
The winner gets a prize, but Make-A-Wish New Jersey is the real winner and can help grant the wishes of critically ill children around the state.
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