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2023 AARP Community Challenge Grantee
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Civic Engagement
└ Developing projects based on residents' priorities
└ Developing projects based on residents' priorities
The project will support a Reading Across Robertson bus that will provide older residents and school students with access to library books and intergenerational activities.
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AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2024
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