Seven-year-old Heidi Frobel caught the eye of her great aunt Nancy Provost on April 20 when Provost thought she saw her out front selling items. When she stopped to see what Heidi was selling, it turns out Heidi was actually raising money to send to sick children. “Included in the jar was her recently received tooth fairy money,” Provost said.
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