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Second graders raise funds for Vision Rehabilitation Services

Students from Whitefield Academy learned about Helen Keller and blindness in class, then raised funds to support VRS in Smyrna.

After their recent learning unit on Helen Keller, Whitefield Academy second grade students have worked diligently this past month on their service project - serving their families, neighbors, and community with lemonade stands and other fundraisers - to raise more than $3,000 for Vision Rehabilitation Services (VRS). VRS is a local non-profit organization that offers vision rehabilitation services to individuals of all ages who are low vision, blind or deaf and blind. Shown with the second grade are Kay Eller and Jamie Marks, with her guide dog Frenchie, both with VRS.

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