ORANGE PARK - The Allison Brundick Haramis Foundation, or Angels for Allison, serves Northeast Florida by providing financial assistance for funerals after families have lost a child. Every …
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ORANGE PARK - The Allison Brundick Haramis Foundation, or Angels for Allison, serves Northeast Florida by providing financial assistance for funerals after families have lost a child.
Every year, Angels for Allison hosts an angel art competition. Students in grades third through fifth in the local area submit drawings of angels. Once winners are selected, the angels' prints and cards will be available for purchase and benefit the Angels for Allison Foundation.
Grace Episcopal Day School was excited to support this mission again this year, with five total winners: Ava White, Riley Griffin, Charlie Hoffman, Addie Glassman and Sophia Wilde.
The link to Angels for Allison website is angelsforallison.org.
