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First-graders raise more than $3,600 for cancer research

Students collected loose change in a week-long coin drop, raising funds for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society

Hurffvile first graders presented the results of their week-long coin drop to the rest of the school via the morning announcements. Pictured from left are Paul Davidson, Giavanna Regan, Annalise Thomas, Angelina Passante, Elle Asztalos, Isabella Sheridan, Madalyn Stewart, Wyatt Sheets, Orlan Rose and Felicity Hayes.

Never underestimate the power of a penny nor the spirit of those who are soliciting it for charity.

Hurffville first grader Angelina Passante shares the total number of pennies collected (31,864) during the morning announcements.

Hurffville Elementary School first-grade students learned very quickly that loose change most definitely adds up when their week-long coin drop yielded $3,625.69 in an incredible community service project. All told and in addition to cash donations, the students collected 31,864 pennies, 5,979 nickels, 7,931 dimes and 6,516 quarters.

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Madalyn Stewart and Wyatt Sheets shared the total number of quarters that were contributed (6,516) to the coin drop fundraiser.

The monies were donated through the coin cash machine at the Acme Supermarket on Egg Harbor Road directly to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.

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