LI brothers showing support for troops by sending thousands in goods overseas
Matthew and Thomas Stueber, who are juniors at Chaminade High School, are sending care packages full of comfort items to soldiers in Afghanistan.
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May 14, 2021, 12:43 PM
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Matthew and Thomas Stueber, who are juniors at Chaminade High School, are sending care packages full of comfort items to soldiers in Afghanistan.
It's for a charity they started in June called "Sacks for Soldiers."
They say they've sent over $20,000 in goods so far, filled with snacks, shaving products and more.
The brothers say they are planning for even more drives for the cause this summer.
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