Cupcake Moms deliver baked goods to Ronald McDonald House
News 12’s Cecilia Dowd is in New Hyde Park with more on how they are impacting the lives of Long Island residents.
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9ds agoA group known as the Cupcake Moms are carrying out a tradition of delivering baked goods to the Ronald McDonald House.
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