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One Wish Project brings birthday parties to kids in homeless shelters, foster care
Hannah started the One Wish Project when she was just 14 years old. The mission is to make sure children in homeless shelters and foster care received the same joy on their birthdays that she was fortunate enough to grow up with.
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Hannah Finn has been running the One Wish Project, which provides birthday cakes and celebrations for children living in homeless shelters and in DCF. Her company is expanding operations into Salem in October.
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One Wish Project delivers birthday cakes and toys to kids in shelters and foster care throughout Massachusetts.
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When Hannah entered high school, she wanted to start challenging herself in many different ways. One way was to get involved in community service. She was aware of the Lazarus House in Lawrence and understood that the children who live there probably get very little for their birthday, if anything at all.
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When Hannah entered high school, she wanted to start challenging herself in many different ways. One way was to get involved in community service. She was aware of the Lazarus House in Lawrence and understood that the children who live there probably get very little for their birthday, if anything at all.
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Hannah Finn, 14, had always liked baking. But then she found out that some homeless children staying at Lazarus House in Lawrence sometimes had birthdays without cake.
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In belated response to two heart-warming articles published in the Aug. 3 Townsman, the first about a young teen who bakes birthday cakes for homeless children and the second about a local hairdresser who volunteers her time to give free haircuts to troubled children residing at a group home.
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Hannah Finn, 14, had always liked baking. But then she found out that some homeless children staying at Lazarus House in Lawrence sometimes had birthdays without cake.