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"A Nashua company raised nearly $1,600 in 24 hours through the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge.Click here to view News 9\u2019s report.Employees at Pennwell said the Ice Bucket Challenge was personal for them because the husband of one of their colleagues had ALS and died three and a half years ago.\u201CHe could no longer be a true parent for our children. They ended up helping with him. It\u2019s an awful thing. If any of this money can change that for anybody, that\u2019s what we want,\u201D Meg Fuschetti said of her husband.\u201CWe thought, \u2018What can we do to bring a different level to it and not have this just be another social media post?\u2019\u201D said Christine Shaw, senior vice president of Pennwell.Fuschetti and her sons doused the top executives at Pennwell, using 10 buckets, which was downgraded from the original plan of one bucket for every $50 raised.\u201CWhen we came up with the idea, we thought a few hundred dollars \u2013 four or five buckets at most. So when it soared, our (human resources) manager stepped in and said, \u2018You know, we need to have a safety protocol here,\u2019 so we capped it at 10 buckets,\u201D Shaw said.Fuschetti said her co-workers\u2019 efforts provide proof that they are truly her family.\u201CI just can\u2019t tell you how wonderful these people are,\u201D Fuschetti said."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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