Volunteers help Maria Fareri Children's Hospital patients celebrate Valentine's Day
Heavenly Productions Foundation donated 100 teddy bears to Maria Fareri Children's Hospital in Valhalla.
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Each of these stuffed animals were given to babies and children battling cancer or other illnesses.
Heavenly Productions is a nonprofit organization that helps children in need worldwide.
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