5th Annual FUNdRAISER to Benefit Parsippany Food Pantry and Mount Tabor Volunteer Fire Department

Parsippany, NJLocal News

The 5th Annual FUNdRAISER is set for August 16 from 11:00 a. m. to 4:00 p. m. at 17 Stockton Court, Morris Plains.

Led by Vivan, a 5th grader from Littleton Elementary School, the event features 22 young artists from Parsippany and across New Jersey who created 25 unique greeting card designs. These cards will be sold at the event and online, with a fundraising goal of $3,000—almost double last year's total of $1,800. Proceeds will support both the Parsippany Food Pantry and the Mount Tabor Volunteer Fire Department, highlighting the community's commitment to local causes. The cards are printed locally at The UPS Store in Lake Hiawatha. Community involvement is encouraged to support these young creators and their mission.

Every card purchased will directly contribute to the efforts of the Food Pantry and the Fire Department. This initiative not only showcases the artistic talents of local children but also fosters community spirit and support for essential services.

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