Rhode Island woman uses her stimulus money for a front yard zoo
Nancy Conner is from Pawtucket, Rhode Island, is 86 years old, and used all of her stimulus money to make other people smile. She said she saw people walking up and down the street looking really sad and wanted to do something about it, so she created a “zoo” in her front yard. She started building a stuffed animal zoo with the help of a local firefighter who lives on her street, and now lots of people are walking by every day, and she says that seeing the smiling kids is worth all the effort and money she’s put into it.
Check out Nancy’s zoo here…
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Boston has been waking up to the voice of Pebbles for years. She has always had a deep and strong commitment to the community, donating her time to numerous organizations such as the Girl Scouts, First Book Boston, and more. With a passion for youth literacy, she started the program “Pebbles Reading Rockstars” to encourage kids to read more and develop a love of books. A graduate of Northeastern University, the Wareham native continues to visit classrooms as part of the literacy program. Pebbles likes to write about books, personal stories, good news, and self-care.
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