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A display of generosity

December 7, 2021 By Special to The Laker/Lutz News

Ten-year-old Magdah Moore and her grandmother, Hilary Moore, sold items at the Connerton bazaar on Nov. 6, and donated the proceeds to Joshua House. Magdah made slime to sell, and Hilary made knitted stockings and baked goods. They raised $263, which Magdah wanted to donate, after hearing DeDe Grundel talk about the kids there, during a tea she attended in May. The pair hopes their gesture will draw attention to the need to help others who are less fortunate, Hilary said, in an email to The Laker/Lutz News.

Ten-year-old Magdah Moore, of Connerton, presents a check to DeDe Grundel, of Joshua House, representing proceeds from items she and her grandmother, Hillary Moore, sold at a bazaar in Connerton, on Nov. 6. Joshua House is a haven for abused, abandoned and neglected children. (Courtesy of Hilary Moore)
Ten-year-old Magdah Moore, left and her grandmother, Hllary Moore, stand behind their table of homemade goods that they sold at a bazaar in Connerton. They donated the proceeds of the sale to Joshua House. Joshua House is a haven for abused, abandoned and neglected children.

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