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Teens form a company to help address social issues

Local students (left to right) Casey Borovsky, Caroline Berkman, Katie Abrams, a NSCDS student, Tyler Froelich and Jake Abrams formed Born to Be Tees, a charity that sells baby onesies with slogans relating to today’s social issues. Photo Submitted

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Hilary Anderson, Staff Writer
6:41 pm CST December 22, 2015

Five socially conscious local teenagers gathered together in the kitchen of one of their homes discussing how they can make a difference not just for their generation but the next generation, for babies being born now.

That was more than a year ago.

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