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In Oregon, shared values keep one volunteer coming back to The Salvation Army For Patricia Chipman and her son, volunteering is a family affair byKaren GleasonDecember 16, 2024
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Phoenix construction firm swoops in to save Christmas for Angel Tree children—twice As volunteers took Angel Tree tags off Christmas trees at the Desert Ridge byHillary JacksonDecember 11, 2024
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