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Arkansas team members help those in need
sock donation

Team members in Harrison, Arkansas spread their positive energy to help those in need in their community. When they heard that their local homeless shelter needed supplies, they delivered by donating 150 pairs of socks to the Harrison House of Hope. The House of Hope provides services to homeless, near homeless and to unemployed individuals to meet their basic needs and to provide a support system that will empower them to reach their potential.

Thank you to the Harrison team for another successful donation!

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