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Project Leadership, a non-profit founded by Mayor Scott Brook, is providing service opportunities for students in South Florida.
On Saturday, November 14, Project Leadership will celebrate local veterans with a card-making event from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Coral Springs Sportsplex, 2800 Sportsplex Drive, according to Bhaavya Avula, club president.
“We have already received cards from around ten schools in Broward County. We want veterans to be able to be celebrated and receive the handmade cards,” said Avula. “We also want students and community members to have a chance to give back to veterans in their community.”
Project Leadership’s mission is to give community students opportunities to lead. An important goal is to host educational workshops for students, Avula said.
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