Brooksby Village Residents, Jr. Nat'l Honor Society members Join Forces for PRF Mailings
- Brooksby Village Residents, Jr. Nat'l Honor Society members Join Forces for PRF Mailings
- Children Helping Children with Progeria
- A Volunteer gives Thanks to PRF
- Danvers Savings Bank Dresses Down for PRF
- Project Progeria Sells Sushi for Science
- Student Donates Tutoring Money
- Missing Joe Benefit Concert Raises $1,400
- French Policemen's European Flea Market a Huge Success
- Fleet Bank Branches in New Milford/Kent, CT. Dress Down for PRF
- Translators Continue to Bridge the Communication Gap
- Altwood Church of England School Entertains for PRF
- Bristol's Colston's Girls' School Moved by Progeria Program
- Merchants Limited chooses PRF to benefit from proceeds of charitable event
- Megan Travels for PRF
- Primet High School's Year 9 Students Sing for PRF
- Primet High School's Year 9 Students Sing for PRF
- Teen combines Community Service and Talents for PRF
- Guess how much candy is in the jar - and raise money for Progeria
- Young Entertainers Donate Proceeds, Books and CDs for Children with Progeria
- RUN, RUN, RUN for Progeria Research!
- Teen helps Progeria kids
- Celebrating a birthday -- PRF comes out the winner!
- Delitalia puts out Collection Can for PRF
- ROTC Students Continue to Volunteer for PRF
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Volunteers from Peabody's Brooksby Village Retirement Center and Higgins Junior High School’s Jr. National Honor 
Society spent a Saturday gluing, folding and stuffing 3,000 gala invitations. They’ve also helped with two of our newsletter mailings. And their parting words were, any time you need us, just call!
Society spent a Saturday gluing, folding and stuffing 3,000 gala invitations. They’ve also helped with two of our newsletter mailings. And their parting words were, any time you need us, just call! Several people and organizations from England have joined in helping to find a cure. We thank our “British Buddies” from across the ocean!