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St. George Episcopal School Topples Over 25,000 Dominoes in Support of Sister School in Haiti

Yesterday, St. George Episcopal School held our 17th Chain of Love. This event is in support of our sister school, St. Benoit, in Mombin Crochu, Haiti. Every dollar we raise is represented by a domino in a huge domino chain. This year we raised over $25,000 in just two weeks! We toppled the domino chain yesterday in front of the entire student body, parents, friends and media. It is a beautiful representation of the impact we can have when we align ourselves to do God’s work.

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Submitted By:
Jessica Leibowitz Morris
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jmorris@saintgeorgeschool.org

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