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Deer Lakes students spread kindness with service project

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By Tribune-Review
1 Min Read Oct. 22, 2019 | 6 years Ago
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Students at Curtisville Primary Center in West Deer are eager to spread kindness in the community.

Members of the school’s Kindness Kids Club last week prepared more than two dozen care packages filled with goodies for first responders in the township.

The students, from kindergarten through second grade, made the packages as part of their first service project, said school counselor Jennifer Barnes. They delivered bags containing apples, oranges, granola bars and candy bars as a way to thank responders for everything they do.

“The goal is to show how one simple act of kindness can start a chain reaction,” Barnes said.

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