Guess how much candy is in the jar - and raise money for Progeria
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6th graders Amber and Keishla came up with a tasty idea that raised $40 for PRF in a really fun way. For $0.25, their classmates guessed how many pieces of candy were in a large jar. Congratulations to 8th grader Scott, who won the candy, and to Amber and Keishla, who made PRF the biggest winners of all!