Wing eating challenge to raise money for children’s bereavement camp in Huntington
The nonprofit is dedicated to helping Long Island children cope with the deaths of parents or siblings.
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6h agoCamp Good Mourning’s fourth annual Team Wing Eating Challenge is set to be held Sunday in Greenlawn.
The nonprofit is dedicated to helping Long Island children cope with the deaths of parents or siblings.
News 12 spoke to founder and executive Paul Rubin to learn more about the fundraiser.
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