Merrick 6th graders spread kindness by preparing sandwiches
The sandwiches will be distributed by a group called The River Fund, which helps those dealing with food insecurity.
Feb 15, 2024, 1:54 PM
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9ds agoStudents at Norman J. Levy Lakeside School made about 2,000 cold cut sandwiches.
The sandwiches will be distributed by a group called The River Fund, which helps those dealing with food insecurity.
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