Annual Angel Project Luncheon celebrates grandparents' sacrifices
Over 200 grandparents attended this year's event, which aims to acknowledge the sacrifices they make for their families.
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Dec 20, 2024, 12:45 PM
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yesterdaySenate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins hosted her annual Angel Project Luncheon, a heartwarming event that matches grandparents who care for their grandkids with volunteer "Angels" who buy gifts for them.
Over 200 grandparents attended this year's event, which aims to acknowledge the sacrifices they make for their families.
Stewart-Cousins emphasized the importance of recognizing the vital role grandparents play in caring for their grandkids, often preventing government agencies from interfering.
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