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Hi Everyone. The underwear drive is zooming by and we only have two weeks left. It’s not too late to get involved. Let’s make one last final push to really engage our networks and collect some new underwear for homeless students. On the last day of the underwear drive we’ll be doing a community bike ride called the “Undies Ride”. Check out the video below (or here) and share on Facebook, Twitter, etc… Thanks so much for your support.

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The Soroptimist International Sacramento Club does a “random act of kindness” every month, and we are so grateful they chose to support Project 680 in October. In all, these all-star ladies collected 21 hoodies for homeless students. Thank you so much for your support. We sincerely appreciate your heart of love and how you look strategically each month to give to others. 

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Tune in to Capital Public Radio’s “Insight” program today between 10:00-11:00am to hear an interview with Ryan Lundquist of Project 680 (and hopefully a FCUSD employee – we’re working on that). “Insight” is hosted by Capital Public Radio’s Jeffrey Callison and the program discusses local issues facing our region (text adapted from Cap Radio website). The interview will take place somewhere close to 10:45am. Tune in at one of the stations below. If you’re here from listening to the interview, thank you for visiting. Please see www.project680.org/hoody for information on the hoody drive.

Click HERE to listen to the interview.

KXJZ 90.9 Sacramento

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This is great news. The California Department of Education at 1430 N Street in  Downtown Sacramento is now a drop-off location for the Project 680 Sock Drive. They are located on the corner of 15th & N Street and available for donations of “no show” ankle socks during business hours.

It’s great to see such a practical expression to benefit local students during such a difficult budget crisis for education. Thank you!!!

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