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Connecticut Teen Raises $66K Through Cookie Sales to Aid Nearly 1,000 Children

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Connecticut student Vihaan Kamath founded Cookie for a Cause in 2025, channeling his passion for baking into a charitable venture. By August 2026, the nonprofit had successfully raised $66,331 to support children in need. The funds have benefited close to 1,000 children by providing medical care, school supplies, and everyday essentials. Partner organizations, including St. Jude, have received support through the initiative.

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