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Friends and family of a 10-year-old girl who was diagnosed with cancer are raising money for her treatment.
Mikayla Violette, 10, was diagnosed with bone cancer last month.
A bake sale fundraiser was held at the Good Will Hinckley school Thursday to help her out.
All the baked goods were donated by family, friends, and students at the school. "Yeah, I feel a lot better knowing she's going to have money put towards that and she knows there's going to be people behind her to help her overcome this and there's a long life ahead of her that she can fulfill," said Good Will Hinckley sophomore Kayla McKenney.
The folks behind Thursday's event say they'll host several other fundraisers in central Maine over in the coming months.
WABI will keep you posted.
For more information on how you can help, call Louann at 399-0551
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Jan 26th - Benefit Spaghetti Supper at T and B’s Celebration Center in Skowhegan. The dinner will be from 6pm to 7 then there will be drawings and a prize auction from 7-8, then dancing and fun with DZ Boz from 8-11pm. $14/ticket. For more information on this event or to get tickets please contact Rebecca Shute at 207-431-5694
Feb 1st - Pure Hair Style on Silver St. in Skowhegan is hosting a “Beauty Event” from 4pm to 6pm. $10 haircuts and $5 waxes. All proceeds will be going towards Mikayla’s Fight against Ewing’s Sarcoma. For more information please call Louann Barnes at 207-399-0551
Feb23rd – Chinese Auction at Skowhegan/ Madison Elks Lodge on Silver St. in Skowhegan. Doors open at 9am and drawings start at 12:30. To donate items to auction or for more information please call Louann Barnes at 207-399-0551
Also, there are “hope” earrings and “Banding together for Mikayla” bands available for a donation at West Front Market on West Front St. in Skowhegan
I just want to thank the community and all of our friends and families for coming together to help my sweet 10 year old friend. She’s very brave and such a great girl. Thank you so much to each and every person who has helped one way or another.
Danielle Jackson
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