Three local high school juniors reported donating 844 flower-shaped fidget toys through Clicks for a Cause, according to Eastside’s Nov. 6 report.
The school newspaper identifies the founders as Namish Bansal and Claire Li of Cherry Hill High School East and Aarush Jain of Eastern Regional High School, all in the class of 2028. They met through a robotics team and started the project in November 2025.
The group makes two flower designs: one with a yellow clicker at its center and another with a spinning outer rim. The students 3D-print the parts and assemble them by hand.
Eastside reported 339 fidgets sold, $1,836 raised and 11 organizational partnerships. The founders said proceeds go to charity and that recipients include Cooper and Horace Mann elementary schools’ special education programs.
Their stated goals for Dec. 31 are at least 20 partners, more than 1,500 donated fidgets and more than $2,500 raised. Those are future targets, rather than completed donations.
