Jersey Proud: NJ brothers walk across US to raise money for restaurant workers
Two brothers from New Jersey have walked across the United States to raise money for restaurant workers struggling during the pandemic.
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Oct 13, 2021, 2:53 AM
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Updated 1,170 days ago
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469ds agoTwo brothers from New Jersey have walked across the United
States to raise money for restaurant workers struggling during the pandemic.
Aiden and Louis Ardine spent 162 days walking from Asbury
Park to San Francisco.
The brothers raised more than $60,000 and are still taking more donations. For more information on how to donate, check out the Coco Fund.
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