Medford Students Help Haitian Quake Victims

McGlynn Middle School students

It took just two days for McGlynn Middle School students to raise $2,700 to help Haitian earthquake victims. Last week students donated anywhere from ten cents to $100 for the privilege of wearing a hat in school. The spontaneous “Hat Days for Haiti” was the idea of teachers Sean O’Connor and Michael Cremin. The teachers are pictured above with the school’s Haitian students, along with an oversize check and a representative from Oxfam America, the charity that is receiving the school’s donation. In addition to the McGlynn Middle School students, Medford High School students and faculty raised close to $3,000 for the American Red Cross in a special fundraiser held last week. Photo by Allison Goldsberry, Medford Public Schools.

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One Response to “Medford Students Help Haitian Quake Victims”

  1. Mr. O'Connor says:

    Thanks to all the kids and families that contributed

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