Let’s Help Mrs. Grossi Heal

Our beloved 2nd grade teacher, Christy Grossi, has spent years giving her all to the students and colleagues at Upper Township. While doing something she loves—walking a dog—she had a terrible fall, breaking her arm and shattering her shoulder. She faces surgery and a long recovery, missing the start of the school year she was so excited for.

Now it’s our turn to give back. Every donation helps Christy with expenses and gives her the support she needs to heal and return to her students.

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Help Support Christy Grossi During Her Recovery

Christy has spent her career pouring her heart into teaching, shaping the lives of countless students as a beloved 2nd grade teacher at Upper Township Elementary School. For years, she has been the kind of educator who goes above and beyond—not just for her students, but for her colleagues as well. Whether it’s offering a helping hand, sharing her time, or spreading her kindness, Christy has made a lasting impact on everyone around her.

Recently, while doing something she loves—walking a beautiful Cane Corso dog—Christy suffered an unexpected and serious accident. She took a bad fall and broke her humerus at the ball of the shoulder, leaving her with a broken arm and a shattered shoulder. She is scheduled for surgery and faces a challenging recovery ahead.

Because of her injury, Christy will not be able to start the school year on time, which is heartbreaking for someone so dedicated to her students. She now needs our help—just as she has helped so many others over the years.

This fundraiser is a way for us, as friends, family, coworkers, and community members, to show Christy that she is not alone. Every donation will go directly toward helping with her medical expenses and supporting her while she heals.

Christy has given so much to our community—it’s our turn to be there for her. If you are able, please consider donating and sharing this campaign. Your kindness and generosity will make all the difference as she navigates this difficult time.

Let’s help our friend get back on her feet and back to doing what she loves most—teaching and inspiring her students.