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As seen in Multiplicity Magazine Winter 2013 issue page 42

On December 15th, I decided to have the twins play hooky from school (don’t judge!) to see Santa. Little did I know the events that occurred at Sandy Hook on that day will live in my mind forever. I got a call from my mother-in-law telling me to NOT turn on the TV when I got home. She said there was a shooting at a school and it would scare the kids. I didn’t know all the details and I didn’t even know if I wanted to find out. The twins’ birthday was the next day and I wanted to just be in a celebratory mood and shut the outside out.

Saturday morning, we went to celebrate with all of their friends. During the party, I got a text from a friend informing me that one of the kids killed was a twin. I’m not sure why at that moment it all hit me, but I looked at my duo celebrating and I imagined the surviving twin. What were they doing right now? It was then that I knew we had to do something.

Fundraising Continues for Noah Pozner

After the unbelievable response to our Twiniversity fundraising efforts for Noah Pozner we want to make sure you are aware that the family is still collecting funds.

Donations can be made via checks, gifts, packages (UPS/USPS), and sent to:

Noah’s Ark of Hope Fund
261 S. Main St. #332
Newtown, CT 06470

Head over here for Noah’s Ark of Hope Fund.

This website has been set up to accept donations to this irrevocable trust specifically for Noah’s surviving siblings, two of whom were also in the school that day, in different classrooms.

The funds received will be used to provide counseling services, education and basic needs for the children at this time of grief. Noah leaves behind his twin sister and three other siblings.