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Dec 18, 2006 3:56 pm US/Eastern
Boy Wins Back PS3 He Donated To Cancer Raffle
(CBS4) MANCHESTER, N.H. A New Hampshire boy won the PlayStation 3 he donated to a school raffle. But Nathan Burditt won't be playing with this game. He plans to put it on eBay to raise even more money for two classmates who are battling cancer.
Stephanie Hudon, 15, is undergoing treatment for bone cancer. Her brother Kevin, was recently diagnosed with Hodgkins Lymphoma.
Teachers and students at Memorial High School in Manchester organized a raffle in early December to help the Hudon family. Burditt donated the PS3 he bought after waiting in line 34 hours.
The raffle was held Monday and Burditt won the PlayStation 3. It came as a big surprise because Burditt never bought any tickets. Many people who were impressed with his generosity bought raffle tickets in his name.
Burditt plans to auction off the PS3 on eBay and donate the money to the Hudon family.
A fund has been established for the Hudon family. Donations for Kevin & Stephanie Hudon will be accepted at any Bank of America.
(© MMVI, CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved.)
http://cbs4boston.com/local/local_story_352154253.html
What a great kid and so wonderful to care for others. What a role model for other children.
Gozgals
Boy Wins Back PS3 He Donated To Cancer Raffle
(CBS4) MANCHESTER, N.H. A New Hampshire boy won the PlayStation 3 he donated to a school raffle. But Nathan Burditt won't be playing with this game. He plans to put it on eBay to raise even more money for two classmates who are battling cancer.
Stephanie Hudon, 15, is undergoing treatment for bone cancer. Her brother Kevin, was recently diagnosed with Hodgkins Lymphoma.
Teachers and students at Memorial High School in Manchester organized a raffle in early December to help the Hudon family. Burditt donated the PS3 he bought after waiting in line 34 hours.
The raffle was held Monday and Burditt won the PlayStation 3. It came as a big surprise because Burditt never bought any tickets. Many people who were impressed with his generosity bought raffle tickets in his name.
Burditt plans to auction off the PS3 on eBay and donate the money to the Hudon family.
A fund has been established for the Hudon family. Donations for Kevin & Stephanie Hudon will be accepted at any Bank of America.
(© MMVI, CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved.)
http://cbs4boston.com/local/local_story_352154253.html
What a great kid and so wonderful to care for others. What a role model for other children.
Gozgals