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<div> Mr. Frank’s Closet
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<div>In Loving Memory of Frank Bolger
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<div>Mr. Frank was more than just a crossing guard at Jefferson School. He was a familiar smile, a steady presence, and someone who truly looked out for every child each and every day. He made kids feel safe, seen, and cared for—and that kindness left a lasting impact on our entire community.
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<div>In honoring his life, Mr. Frank’s Closet was an idea lovingly shared by his sister, Loretta, and supported by his family as a way to continue his legacy. In lieu of flowers, they wished to give back to the children he cared about so deeply.
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<div>This closet will provide:
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<div>Clothing (jackets, sweatshirts, shoes, and seasonal essentials)
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<div>School supplies (backpacks, notebooks, pencils, and more)
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<div>Everyday necessities and snacks
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<div>Our goal is simple: to ensure every child has what they need to feel confident, comfortable, and ready to learn.
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<div>This initiative reflects who Mr. Frank was—quietly helping, always caring, and making sure no child was overlooked.
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<div>With your support, we can bring this vision to life and continue his legacy of kindness in a meaningful, lasting way.
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<div> Every donation—big or small—will directly support students in our Jefferson community.
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<div>Thank you for helping us honor Mr. Frank and fulfill the wishes of his family.
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In Loving Memory of Mr. Frank Bolger

<p>One of my favorite parts of visiting Esther is that the living room consists of a couch, and a stand with all the trophies her daughters have won over the years. It's clear what Esther values in life, but she also deserves a trophy. She raised three highly decorated Ivy League graduates as a single, working, undocumented mother. Inspired by their mother's experience, both of the daughters who have graduated are embarking on careers in nonprofit work and community organizing.
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<p>Esther is still working as a housekeeper and has fallen behind several months on rent. (Of course Esther wasn't going to tell a soul, but her daughters stumbled across the past due notice.) This campaign is to recognize her tremendous accomplishment as a parent. In lieu of a trophy, hopefully we can give her a bit of security.  And maybe a trip. To Connecticut. Or Pennsylvania.<br /><br /><br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/58759585_1627419048210792_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="58759585_1627419048210792_r.jpeg" />
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Let's Help Esther

It was two and a half years ago when my mother was sent to the hospital with pneumonia, but what happened when she got there changed her life. On top of the pneumonia, she was also diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma. Multiple Myeloma is a type cancer of that affects plasma cells. Her plasma builds up in her bone marrow interfering with the production of her normal blood cells which causes her body to grow weak and feeble and leaves her in tremendous amounts of pain every single day. My mother is honestly the strongest person I have ever met in my life and seeing her struggle trying to manuever from the couch or walking in the door from getting transfusions, breathing heavily and almost passing out breaks my heart every single time I see it. Hell, she raised five kids while my dad used to work, and even to this day, she goes above and beyond what she's supposed to do to make sure that we're all safe, happy, and on the right path. The thing is, it's getting too hard for her now. She still goes to work everyday for at least 11 or 12 hours taking care of twin babies and she wants to continue to work, but she physically can not anymore. <br />Im hoping to achieve my goal and raise $15,000 dollars for her so she can rest for a while instead of staying stressed out over work and making her cancer worse.  The money will help provide for various bills, and help take away a small fraction of the cost of medicine, tranfusions, chemo, etc. Please find it in your hearts to help my sweet mother in her biggest time of need. Even if you donate $1, that helps. Every penny counts when you're dealing with cancer, because that penny may save someones life in the long run. Thank you for reading and if you do decide to donate thank you so much, its sincerely appreciated.

Lauren Iannia

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