Naperville teen gives half the money she made through her small business to pancreatic cancer research

Peyton Milligan developed her small business, Handlettered For Hope, through a class at Naperville North High School and launched it this summer at the Naperville Farmers Market. Half the money she made was donated to pancreatic cancer research in the memory of her godmother, who died from the disease.Peyton Milligan developed her small business, Handlettered For Hope, through a class at Naperville North High School and launched it this summer at the Naperville Farmers Market. Half the money she made was donated to pancreatic cancer research in the memory of her godmother, who died from the disease.

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