An initiative set to spread some holiday joy to nursery homes needs help to fulfill their goal this year.
Sonja’s Forgotten Angels, named in honor of Sonja Jones, is a nonprofit started in 2006 by Tamera Jones-Davis, Sonja’s daughter.
By Norishka Pachot
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