Holmen student holds fundraiser for new playground equipment
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Posted: Mar 27, 2022 5:15 PM CDT
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HOLMEN (CBS 58) -- An elementary student in Holmen, Wisconsin is on a mission to upgrade his school's playground.
7-year-old Leo Greco noticed some of the equipment was very old and unsafe.
It's blocked off by yellow tape and parts are even breaking.
"Oh look! There's a crack! There and there...and yeah, you get my point," said Greco.
Leo is pitching his playground plan on YouTube, hoping to raise enough funds to update equipment.
His principal says nearly $30,000 have been donated so far, but $250,000 will be needed.
The parent-teacher organization is also raising funds.
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