Jersey Proud: Morris Township girl creates 2,000 flags to spread positivity
Morris Township resident Callie Danysh, 11, has created more than 2,000 flags to help spread positivity.
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Dec 16, 2020, 4:03 AM
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8ds agoMorris Township resident Callie Danysh, 11, has created more than 2,000 flags to help spread positivity. She is now making t-shirts and tiles as part of a fundraiser to help a variety of charities. More information can be found on the Flags of Gratitude Facebook page.
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