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February 08, 2015
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Feedback Movement Blossoms
Habitat for Humanity International is considering door-to-door surveys and local meetings to get residents more involved in neighborhood-revitalization projects, like this one in Bay City, Mich.
The Mid-Ohio Food Bank, which supplies hundreds of food pantries in the state, noticed that clients were rarely taking any fresh fruits and vegetables in their typical monthly haul of groceries. That had been true for years, but the organization’s...
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