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Project outreach
On March 28, more than five hundred HBS students, partners, and faculty
members participated in the School's eleventh annual daylong public
service effort, Project Outreach. This year, groups of volunteers went
to eight sites around the Greater Boston area, including Boston Senior
Home Care in Dorchester, Long Island Shelter in Boston, and Gardner
Elementary School in Allston. Participants painted, cleaned, and
landscaped buildings and grounds. "This is a great way for HBS to get
involved in the community," said Kim Decker, an HBS partner who was one
of the organizers of the event. "The feedback has been very positive.
The volunteers had a great time, and the agencies were pleased with our
work," observed Decker, adding that she hopes local alumni will
participate in the future.
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(Top, left) Devon E. Winey (MBA '98) prepares to paint a hallway at Second Step Transitional Living Center,
a home for victims of domestic violence.
(Top, right) Three students plant flowers at Boston Senior Home Care.
(Bottom, right) A group of enthusiastic students spent the day working at Second Step in Newton.
Photos courtesy Project Outreach
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