Volunteers create costumes for Montreal children with reduced mobility

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Volunteers create costumes for Montreal children with reduced mobility

“Very emotional,” said Bob Murphy, a volunteer for Rolloween, describing the reactions of volunteers to seeing the costumes they made be given away. His team creates Halloween costumes for children with reduced mobility. Adriana Gentile reports.

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Volunteers create costumes for Montreal children with reduced mobility

Volunteers create costumes for Montreal children with reduced mobility

“Very emotional,” said Bob Murphy, a volunteer for Rolloween, describing the reactions of volunteers to seeing the costumes they made be given away. His team creates Halloween costumes for children with reduced mobility. Adriana Gentile reports.

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