Trumbull nonprofit donates 900 gift cards to school workers
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Trumbull High Principal Marc Guarino accepts a donation of gift cards to Trumbull restaurants from ImpacTrumbull president Jennifer Record.Donald Eng / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
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With more than $20,000 in sponsorship, ImpacTrumbull was able to purchase more than 900 gift cards from all 26 restaurants in town.Contributed photo /Show MoreShow Less
TRUMBULL A local non-profit agency has a message for every school worker in town: Lunch is on us.
“We want them to know we’re behind them,” said Jennifer Record, president of the group ImpacTrumbull, which recently ended its Making Gratitude Contagious program of buying gift cards to local restaurants for every school worker in town.
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