Jersey Proud: Volunteers build ramp for disabled Morris County veteran
There's a nationwide organization called Operation Ramp It Up. Volunteers build wheelchair-accessible ramps at the homes of veterans.
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Apr 13, 2021, 2:58 AM
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7ds agoThere's a nationwide organization called Operation Ramp It Up. Volunteers build wheelchair-accessible ramps at the homes of veterans. A group from Morris County built a ramp for Chester resident Jacob, who is a veteran that suffers from ALS.
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