Jersey Proud: Twin brothers walk 20 miles to raise funds for foster kids
Twin brothers are walking around the country to raise money and awareness for kids in foster care.
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Sep 16, 2022, 2:32 AM
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8ds agoTwin brothers are walking around the country to raise money and awareness for kids in foster care.
Davon and Tavon Woods were in New Jersey on Thursday.
They walked 20 miles from Hillsborough to Trenton.
New Jersey is their 10th state. They will next visit New York.
More information to help the brother out can be found HERE.
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