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Together let’s make our community beautiful

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4 years ago

July 12, 2022

The House of Hope is often the recipient of donations and support. On Monday, July 11th, a few of the men and two board members decided to give back to our helpful community by cleaning up trash, mowing, and picking weeds at the house next door.

Together we can improve our community and lift one another! Won’t you consider ways to make your neighbor’s day a little brighter?

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