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Local coffee fundraiser supports Down syndrome community

Katherine Langford
Editor-in-Chief · Thursday, October 22, 2026 at 10:58 PM · 1 min read
Local coffee fundraiser supports Down syndrome community — The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead, San Francisco Community news
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FARGO — A drink inspired by a local toddler is helping support people with Down syndrome and their families in Fargo. Meg-A-Latte is serving The Happy Sip for Down Syndrome Awareness and Acceptance Month. The drink was inspired by Titus, the marketing director s son, who has Down syndrome. Titus, the son of Meg-A-Latte s marketing director, inspired the Happy Sip drink. Matthew Freeman / WDAY This week, 20% of each Happy Sip sold goes toward GiGi s Playhouse in Fargo. The nonprofit offers free programs that help build movement, daily living and social skills. Board President Holly Osborn says the fundraiser also gives people a chance to learn more about those who use the center. I think that part of it is just that he is this happy-go-lucky toddler. He has Down syndrome, but that doesn't make him any different. And they wanted to highlight that in their drink, Osborn said. Froth Coffee House in Fargo also donated 10% of what they sold

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