Jersey Proud: ‘Touch a Truck’ event held as fundraiser for pediatric cancer
There were 100 different trucks for kids to see, touch and enjoy.
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Oct 10, 2023, 2:31 AM
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8ds agoThe Ashley Lauren Foundation held a “touch a truck” event in East Freehold on Sunday as part of a fundraiser for pediatric cancer.
There were 100 different trucks for kids to see, touch and enjoy. It was a fun-filled day for families of pediatric cancer patients to help take their minds off the medical issues.
Money was also raised for the Ashley Lauren Foundation.
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