St. Anastasia School walks to raise $13K for diabetes research

St. Anastasia School walks to raise $13K for diabetes research

Posted November 5, 2012

Students and faculty of St. Anastasia School, Newtown Square, raised more than $13,000 for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Fund during a walkathon in late October.

Shown above, along with the Philadelphia Pretzel Factor mascot, from left are students Jordan Busza, Gillian Troilo, Rebecca Kennedy and Brian Joslin.

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St. Anastasia School walks to raise $13K for diabetes research

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