Jersey Proud: Siblings make and sell candle holders to buy toys for sick kids
Siblings Nicholas and Isabella started to make candle holders out of the remnants of their family’s Christmas tree – Izz and Nick’s Wicks was born. They told the candle holders and bought toys for the kids at CentraState Hospital in Freehold.
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Mar 12, 2021, 3:49 AM
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