NEEDED BY 04/01
About This Wish
$239
The cost of the wish includes the item, 2.9% credit card fee, sales tax and shipping charges (when applicable).
NEEDED BY 04/01
A Laptop for CJ who has plans for college
Posted Jan 22, 2020
CJ is a senior in high school. He is a studious young man who was recently accepted into an amazing trade school program. CJ was previously using a tablet provided by his resource parents, but recently changed homes. Not only is he dealing with this major placement change, but now CJ does not have a laptop or device to access the internet which has hindered his ability to complete his schoolwork.
CJ is 22 years old and lives in NJ
CJ is a well rounded and goal oriented young man who has met the challenges in his life with resilience and strength. Despite having no contact with his biological parents, CJ remains positive about his future and is working toward his short term goal of graduating high school. His main interest is horticulture and he continues to express a desire to craft these skills at a well known trade school.
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CASA of Atlantic and Cape May Counties requests this wish for CJ.
One Simple Wish posts the wish to the website.
Ronald grants the wish for CJ! Thanks Ronald.
"I was really impressed by the write up about you that I had to grant this wish for a laptop. Congratulations for being accepted into a trade school. The fact that you are interested in horticulture caught my eye. That is a great field to get into and one that I'm certain you will do well in! Do stay focused on your education and you'll make everyone proud of you. You are amazing and I know that you'll do well in life. Be well and stay safe!"
One Simple Wish sends the gift to the CASA of Atlantic and Cape May Counties for CJ.
CJ receives the gift from CASA of Atlantic and Cape May Counties !
"Thank you so much for your generosity!!! CJ was thrilled to learn that someone was kind enough to grant his wish. He has been through so much, particularly over the last few months, so this gesture means so much."