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With Project Share, Flagler Beach Rotary Brings Christmas to 1,300 of the Region’s Neediest Children

December 21, 2017 | FlaglerLive | 4 Comments

Some 150 volunteers gathered at the Flagler County airport Wednesday to load three box trucks and five trailers with toys for 1,300 children, the work of Flagler Beach Rotary's Project Share. (© FlaglerLive)

Project Share was born 18 years ago after Roseanne Stocker drove through rural areas of deep poverty and teamed up with her father to provide toys for 30 children. The project has grown every year since.

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