Holocaust Memorial & Tolerance Center teams up with Dough Doughnuts to promote peace
News 12's Nicolette Schleisman was in Glen Cove with how the proceeds of these doughnuts will be used to fight injustice.
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Dec 13, 2023, 12:44 PM
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31ds agoIt's a sweet holiday treat - that's being used to promote peace.
The Holocaust Memorial & Tolerance Center in Glen Cove teamed up with Dough Doughnuts to make special Hanukkah doughnuts.
News 12's Nicolette Schleisman was in Glen Cove with how the proceeds of these doughnuts will be used to fight injustice.
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