New Jersey students with special needs quilt blanket for hospital's children's fund

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Wednesday, March 6, 2019
NJ students with special needs quilt blanket for hospital's children's fund
Students at a New Jersey school made a warm act of kindness -- literally.

HAWORTH, New Jersey (WABC) -- Students at a New Jersey school made a warm act of kindness -- literally.

The Bergen Center for Child Development, a private school for children and young adults with special needs, taught its students to sew, and they made a quilt that will be donated March 19 to a children's fund at Hackensack Medical Center.

They also made a very special Marvel superhero pillow for Eyewitness News anchor Bill Ritter!

This is the one month anniversary of WABC-TV's "Be Kind" campaign, an initiative that recognizes people, schools, and programs where acts of kindness -- random or otherwise -- are happening.

If you see someone doing something extraordinarily kind, let us know at our "Be Kind" campaign page.

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