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SIBSPlace received $400 from the Peninsula Kiwanis Builders Club at Woodmere Middle School. Standing from left were students Natalie Booskila, Sidrah Ashrafi, Anastasia Inglima, Elani Rocha, Skylar Kampton, Ibrahim Rasheed, Leah Bragin, SIBSPlace Assistant Director Joanna Foremont, students Hanna Needelman and Clariss Duhaney. Kneeling from left were students Tim Maia, Abdullah Ashrafi, Julian Valme, David Ryvkin and Lucas Rodriquez.
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The Peninsula Kiwanis Builders Club at Woodmere Middle School sold 575 carnations before Valentine’s Day and raised $400 for SIBSPlace, club adviser Dennis Brining said. The money was presented to Assistant Director Joanna Foremont. The students took flower orders Feb. 1 to 8, assembled the orders on Feb. 13 after school and delivered the flowers the next morning during home room, Brining said.
Hewlett-based SIBSPlace, is a free program of South Nassau Communities Hospital in Oceanside founded by Hewlett Harbor resident Michael Schamroth that offers support for children 5 to 17 who have a sibling or a parent suffering from cancer or another devastating illness.
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