Sewing bags for foster kids
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An annual project at Congregation Beth David, Narragansett, where some 16 volunteers made 65 cloth tote bags that are given to children in foster care when moving to a new foster home. The bags replace plastic bags that would normally be given to the child. In addition, the congregation’s Tikun Olam committee collected personal toiletries. Amy Denhoff spearheaded the event for CBD.
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