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Kids Help Philadelphia's Animals in Need
People of all ages can make a difference in the lives of homeless animals - especially kids! We are incredibly grateful for the kind support of some very inspiring young people who have helped PAWS save lives. Through efforts all their own, they have raised money, collected supplies, and increased awareness to help Philadelphia’s homeless, abandoned, and unwanted animals. We thank them for supporting animals in need and for proving that anyone with a kind heart can make a big difference.
Lizzie Penna (right, with Twinkie at PAWS’ Adoption Center), who formed her own organization, Peace for Puppies, to help homeless animals. Lizzie has held fundraisers and supply drives, and tirelessly educates friends, classmates, and her community about helping animals.
Olivia Boxer, Emma Luckman, Rogue McKinney, Olivia Gorman, Charles Watson, Elizabeth Kannon, Isabel Ginsberg, and Anna Collins, who “donated” their birthdays to PAWS, asking friends and family to make contributions to PAWS instead of birthday gifts.
Josie Rosman, who saved her allowance for several weeks to donate to PAWS.
Allison Longo, Olivia
Siegel, Mason Siegel, Autumn Goldman, Aiden Goldman, Emma
Schwingel-Sauer, Zoe Schwingel-Sauer, Gabrielle Colosimo, Nino
Campobasso, and Chara Armon,
who set up lemonade stands to raise funds for animals in need.
Z enia Nasevich (left, with her friends) who held a bowling alley party on her birthday to benefit PAWS.
Molly McQuoid, who collected
items on our Wish List on the occasion of her First Communion.
5th graders at Congregation Kol Ami,
who chose to donate the proceeds of their tzedakah charity collection
to PAWS.
Students at Bodine High School, Welsh Valley Middle School, John Wister Elementary School, Keneseth Israel Confirmation Academy, and Greene Street Friends School, who supported PAWS by holding pretzel sales, distributing donation jars, holding bake sales, collecting supplies on our Wish List, and more.
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