Doing Good: Woodward students collect Pennies for Patients

Above: Olivia Battles (left) and Elise Gobron (right) raising money for cancer research (contributed photo)

[Ed note: This is the latest in the Doing Good series which features stories of Southborough residents who are doing their part to help the causes they hold near and dear.]

During the month of August, Woodward students have been collecting pennies – among other currency – to benefit The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. At last tally, their Pennies for Patients drive had collected more than $2,000.

Many of the students went above and beyond just searching for spare change. A few weeks ago, third graders Olivia Battles and Elise Gobron set up a stand in their neighborhood to sell friendship pins, duct tape bracelets, rings and notebooks they made themselves, along with lemonade, to raise money for the cause.

Good for them!

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Lara Ray
11 years ago

Go Girls! This is a great fund raiser for the kids to be involved with and Graham has been finding new sources of change every day to donate.

Kathryn Marous
11 years ago

I have a very fabulous duct tape ring AND 2 friendship bracelets and I love them.

JoJaMa
11 years ago

I’ll be right over!!!!

carrie alpert
11 years ago

i think i saw one of those dazzling rings on one of Mrs. Kelleher’s fingers! Great job girls and for a wonderful cause~

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