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Posted February 5, 2018
Students from Cardinal O’Hara High School hosted members of the Don Guanella-Divine Providence (DGDP) Communities at a Feb. 2 girls’ varsity basketball game against Lansdale Catholic.
The O’Hara Lions presented a signed basketball to their guests, who receive a continuum of care for intellectual and developmental disabilities from DGDP, a division of Catholic Social Services of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia.
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