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$30
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Ping Pong paddle for Matthew who has made Honor Role this semester!
Posted Oct 16, 2017
Matthew made Honor Role at school this semester and would love to have his very own Ping Pong paddle to take to school so he can play Ping Pong. Each kid must bring their own paddle and he don't have one. This would help him work hard to get his class work done so he can join in this special activity.
Matthew is 19 years old and lives in NC
Matthew is learning to trust and be in social settings, he has come along way and has turned into a social bug. He loves being outside and having space to run and play in by himself. Matthew loves camping, hiking, biking, swimming, and all things outside. He enjoys wildlife and other animals. His favorite color is green. He really likes to change clothes a lot and look nice.
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Foster Parent Association of Wilkes - Wilkesboro, NC requests this wish for Matthew.
One Simple Wish posts the wish to the website.
Tracy grants the wish for Matthew! Thanks Tracy.
"Matthew - I hope you have lots of fun with your new friends playing ping pong. (Green is MY favorite color too!) Tracy"
One Simple Wish sends the gift to the Foster Parent Association of Wilkes - Wilkesboro, NC for Matthew.
Tonya sent an update on the wish for Matthew.
"Tracy, Thank you so much for granting Matthew's ping pong paddle! He was so happy to receive it and get to take it to school. He is enjoying participating with the other kids now. Thank you for rewarding his had work during his first semester at school! FPAW greatly appreciates your love and care for children in the foster care system. "
Foster Parent Association of Wilkes - Wilkesboro, NC receives the wish!
Matthew receives the gift from Foster Parent Association of Wilkes - Wilkesboro, NC!
"Your gift was such an encouragement to Matthew! Thank you for rewarding his hard work during his first semester at school! This has encouraged him to continue to work hard and make the Honor Role again!"