Mount Vernon kindergartener raises over $700 for the American Heart Association
A Mount Vernon kindergartener has raised over $700 for the American Heart Association.
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22h agoA Mount Vernon kindergartener has raised over $700 for the
American Heart Association.
Ayan Sabra
and his classmates took part in an obstacle course teachers set up for students
to learn about how the heart works.
Ayan says
he wanted to raise money because it was important to him. His grandfather died
from heart issues.
Teachers say they have been fundraising for over six years while teaching kids about the heart. Ayan has raised the most money of any student.
Teachers say they have been fundraising for over six years while teaching kids about the heart. Ayan has raised the most money of any student.
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