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Third Graders Help Cancer Patients
On November 21, third graders worked side by side to finish making fleece blankets for breast cancer patients as part of the "Blankets of Kindness" project.
McDonogh's Director of Communications Lynn McKain, the recipient of one of the first blankets completed earlier this fall, was on hand to tell the kids just how meaningful their gift is to women who are sick. McDonogh's Director of Finance Jeanne Backof, who is involved with The Red Devils, a local breast cancer support organization that will distribute the blankets, was also present and thanked the children for their thoughtfulness. This is the third year that lower schoolers have engaged in this project to warm the bodies and souls of cancer patients.
Read more about the event in a feature story on Owings Mills Patch.com. You can also watch video coverage in a segment that appeared on WBAL-TV.
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On November 21, third graders worked side by side to finish making fleece blankets for breast cancer patients as part of the "Blankets of Kindness" project.
McDonogh's Director of Communications Lynn McKain, the recipient of one of the first blankets completed earlier this fall, was on hand to tell the kids just how meaningful their gift is to women who are sick. McDonogh's Director of Finance Jeanne Backof, who is involved with The Red Devils, a local breast cancer support organization that will distribute the blankets, was also present and thanked the children for their thoughtfulness. This is the third year that lower schoolers have engaged in this project to warm the bodies and souls of cancer patients.
Read more about the event in a feature story on Owings Mills Patch.com. You can also watch video coverage in a segment that appeared on WBAL-TV.