Three highschool college students who’ve identified every since kindergarten have been elevating funds for his or her nonprofit, “Construct Again Pali.”
Mason Cohen from Windward, plus Jake Yoon and Dylan Fullmer from Harvard-Westlake, have raised 1000’s of {dollars} to assist rebuild the Pacific Palisades group. All three grew up within the space. All three had been affected by the Palisades hearth. Yoon misplaced his home and the opposite two had homes broken. Every was compelled to depart.
“We are attempting to do something we might for our hometown,” Fullmer mentioned.
Cohen is a star baseball participant for Windward and Fullmer performs soccer for Harvard-Westlake and is the son of former main leaguer Brad Fullmer, probably the greatest gamers ever out of Montclair Prep.
Highschool college students Mason Cohen (left), Jake Yoon and Dylan Fullmer have created a company to assist companies after the Palisades Hearth.
(Steve Galluzzo)
They’ve one other charity occasion on Friday for small companies.
They spent all of 2025 persevering with to assist their neighbors and seem decided to maintain getting into 2026.
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