Local residents raise over $18,000 for World Polio Day
Residents in Westchester are raising awareness about polio with some sweet treats.
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11m agoResidents in Westchester are raising awareness about polio with some sweet treats.
Volunteers from Rotary District 72-30 sold doughnuts with purple icing for world polio day Thursday.
The team raised $2,500 in sales, which was matched 7.5 times by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
A total of over $18,000 was raised.