For years, the Netschert family has filled backpacks to the brim with school supplies for students in need. But this year, Debra Netschert and her 12-year-old son, Cole Dustin, incorporated as Got Y’er Back.
“We decided to start a nonprofit as a family so we could expand our reach and help more children,” said Debra, whose family has a summer home in Beach Haven. “Got Y’er Back is committed to proving concrete support to young people and their education.”
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