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Romeoville Pinwheel Program Raises $1,900 To Fight Child Abuse
All proceeds will go to the Guardian Angel Foundation.
ROMEOVILLE, IL — The Romeoville Police Department on Tuesday announced the results of its Pinwheels for Prevention anti-child abuse campaign. In April, pinwheels were on sale at the Romeoville Police Station.
Sales raised more than $1,900 to help the Guardian Angel Foundation in its efforts to fight child abuse.
In 2017, the program raised around $1,300.
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The Romeoville Police Department, Citizen's Police Academy Alumni of Romeoville, & Romeoville Fraternal Order of Police #15 present checks totaling over $1900 to Guardian Angel for the Pinwheels for Prevention of Child Abuse campaign. pic.twitter.com/l58hefC2kF
— Romeoville Police (@Romeoville_PD) June 12, 2018
Photo via Romeoville Police Department
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