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Planting Seeds of Compassion and Hope

Students volunteer at the Community Harvest Project.

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Spring is here and planting will soon begin at Community Harvest Project at ,  37 Wheeler Road, North Grafton.

All the vegetables grown by the project are donated to hunger relief organizations in central Massachusetts.

Volunteers from all walks of life and ages spend time getting their hands dirty as they help others.

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To volunteer, or to learn more about the harvest project, visit http://www.community-harvest.org.

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