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9 hours ago ago from Peaceful Playgrounds
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Source ACTeens of Americus, a mentoring program for high school girls, recently held a Benefit Christmas Party to raise money to purchase Christmas gifts for foster children. Sumter County Department of Family and Children Services (DFCS) has more than 35 children in its legal custody, and the donation by this group was particularly needed during this time of dwindling donations due to the economy. Loida Waters, interim county ...
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