Project Progeria Sells Sushi for Science
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A very industrious and philanthropic group of students from the University of Texas at Arlington got together and 
created Project Progeria, a student-run organization dedicated to raising awareness and funds to help find a cure. “I can’t express how touched I am by these children and their greatness”, writes President Angela Nguyen. “We feel so honored to be a part of this wonderful project, working to help these children.” Their first fundraiser was a tremendous success, surpassing their expectations by raising $500 from the sale of Oriental foods on campus. A car wash is planned for late summer or early fall. Congratulations to all the organization’s members, and thank you for your enthusiastic support! Visit Project Progeria’s web site at: www.uta.edu/student_orgs/progeria/
created Project Progeria, a student-run organization dedicated to raising awareness and funds to help find a cure. “I can’t express how touched I am by these children and their greatness”, writes President Angela Nguyen. “We feel so honored to be a part of this wonderful project, working to help these children.” Their first fundraiser was a tremendous success, surpassing their expectations by raising $500 from the sale of Oriental foods on campus. A car wash is planned for late summer or early fall. Congratulations to all the organization’s members, and thank you for your enthusiastic support! Visit Project Progeria’s web site at: www.uta.edu/student_orgs/progeria/