Jersey Proud: South Plainfield girl starts effort to make cards for sick kids
A 7-year-old girl from South Plainfield has started an effort to make cards for children in the hospital.
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Nov 18, 2021, 3:31 AM
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Updated 889 days ago
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283ds agoA 7-year-old girl from South Plainfield has started an effort to make cards for children in the hospital.
Avery Twal saw a video about sick kids in the hospital and wanted to cheer them up, so she started making cards.
Her teacher found out and expanded the effort throughout the school.
The public can also get involved. Anyone who wishes to help write some cards can find more information HERE.
