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Parsippany Police Help Raise Over $5K For Mallory's Army
Patrol Officer Elvin Giordano played in a charity police hockey game to benefit the anti-bullying organization.

PARSIPPANY, NJ — Parsippany Patrol Officer Elvin Giordano participated in last month's charity police hockey game, helping to raise over $5,000 for Mallory's Army.
The game, which took place on Dec. 29, saw the New Jersey PBA Hockey Team play against the New Jersey State Police Hockey Team to benefit local charities. Giordano played on the PBA team, which beat State Police 5-4.
Overall, over $10,000 was raised for charity, with the funds split between each team to donate to a charity of their choice. PBA donated their half to Mallory's Army, an anti-bullying organization established in the wake of 12-year-old Mallory Grossman's suicide. Grossman took her own life after what her mother called horrific bullying.
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