PIKESVILLE, Md. — It's a good deed for grandma and it all involves kickball.
On Monday, Grant and April Livne hosted 60 kids for a set of kickball games.
Each kid participating helped the brother and sister raise money for the Alzheimer's association. Their original goal was five thousand dollars.
They've raised nearly double that so far!
They're doing this all because of their grandma, who has advanced Alzheimer's and now needs specialized care.
"It's sad because she doesn't know us at all. So I'm trying to make stuff so that other people don't have to go through stuff like this."
"We appreciate the time that we have with her, we're just happy to see her laughing and smiling. We're hoping that something like this will help others but you know, it's not easy."
The pair also did it as their b'nai mitzvah project. It's something kids doing a bar or bat mitzvah undertake to give back and improve their community.
