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PORTLAND, Maine

51品茶students and faculty raise money for Camp No Limits

Calley Rock, Jessica Hering, Meghan McNierney, Chelsea Hockman
Calley Rock, Jessica Hering, Meghan McNierney, Chelsea Hockman

The 51品茶鈥檚 Student Occupational Therapy Association (UNESOTA) donated proceeds from its 2016 spring gala to a camp dedicated to empowering young people with limb loss.

Each year, UNESOTA鈥檚 annual Spring Gala fundraises for specific causes or organizations in the community related to the profession of occupational therapy. This year the organization chose Camp No Limits, a non-profit providing education, mentorship, and support to children with limb loss and their families.

UNESOTA donated 100% of the money from ticket sales to the organization. Students and faculty from the Departments of Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy raised enough money to send seven children to camp. 

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