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Pop Warner kids raise money for breast cancer

Posted: 11.20.2012 at 12:03 PM

Cheerleaders perform a cheer while at the Carlton Breast Center. / Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital

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ALBANY, GA -- The at Carlton Breast Health CenterPhoebe Putney Memorial Hospital received a donation from some enterprising young athletes.

Cheerleaders and players with the Lee County Pop Warner Football League donated $170 to the center Tuesday morning.

The kids in the league have raised the funds by selling car decals and other projects. They also presented cheers and wrote poetry to honor those dealing with breast cancer.

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