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Ross School Student Creates Non-Profit Company For Senior Project

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Ross School student Dillon Kab, right, with Dr. Laura Hogan of Stony Brook Children's Hospital. Dillon has donated proceeds from her non-profit program "Ties for a Cure" to the hospital as part of her senior project. Photo courtesy Lauren Carrozzi.

Ross School student Dillon Kab, right, with Dr. Laura Hogan of Stony Brook Children's Hospital. Dillon has donated proceeds from her non-profit program "Ties for a Cure" to the hospital as part of her senior project. Photo courtesy Lauren Carrozzi.

Dillon Kab, a senior at the Ross School in East Hampton, has started a company that creates fundraising programs for non-profit organizations. Her first program, Ties for a Cure, raises money for the Max Cure Foundation. Photo courtesy the Ross School.

Dillon Kab, a senior at the Ross School in East Hampton, has started a company that creates fundraising programs for non-profit organizations. Her first program, Ties for a Cure, raises money for the Max Cure Foundation. Photo courtesy the Ross School.

Ross School student Dillon Kab at a "Ties for a Cure" stand, part of her senior project to create non-profit organizations. Photo courtesy Lauren Carrozzi.

Ross School student Dillon Kab at a "Ties for a Cure" stand, part of her senior project to create non-profit organizations. Photo courtesy Lauren Carrozzi.

authorAlyssa Melillo on Oct 6, 2015
She may still be in high school, but Ross School student Dillon Kab has created a company that she hopes she can grow well into her college years, and beyond.... more

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