14-Year-Old Philantrohpist Changes Children's Lives in Kenya; Neighbor of Fire Victims Set Up Fundraiser to Help Family

BETHEL, CT — Catch up on what you missed this past week on Patch.

Bethel student Susannah Deep and her mother Janice went to a children's refuge program in Nakuru, Kenya to bring supplies, hugs and love. >>>14-Year-Old Philantrohpist Changes Children's Lives in Kenya

The family's home was completely destroyed in the fire, which is still under investigation. >>>Neighbor of Bethel Fire Victims Set Up Fundraising Campaign to Help Family Rebuild

Attorney Peter Scalzo was the keynote speaker and shared an inspirational story about holding on to hope during his cancer journey. >>>Holding on to Hope: Bethel Area Leaders Come Together for Annual Day of Prayer

Local entrepreneurs Michael and Jennifer Sauvageau have launched a Kickstarter campaign to raise funds for their new business. >>>Bethel Couple Launches Kickstarter Campaign for 'Noteworthy' Chocolates

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