Franklin High School Business Psych Class Learns The Value Of Philanthropy

February 1, 2014 School News

HS Main Street Philanthropy 1-31-1412 — Tony Nunno of Elijah’s Promise in New Brunswick reacts Jan. 31 when he learns a group of Franklin Township High School students donated about $2,300 to his organization.

More than $4,400 in grants was awarded to three local charities Jan. 31 by students in a Franklin High School business psychology class.

The students took part in a 10-week program run by Main Street Philanthropy, an organization comprised of financial planners which is dedicated to teaching students the value of philanthropic investing.

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