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12 Gives Back: Youth Opportunities Unlimited

12 Gives Back: Youth Opportunities Unlimited

Yahoo26-03-2025
NEW BEDFORD, Mass. (WPRI) — Each month, WPRI 12, along with Somerset Federal Credit Union, honors those who make a difference in the community. This month, we're recognizing Youth Opportunities Unlimited.
WPRI 12's Melissa Sardelli delivered thanks and recognition on behalf of the TV station, the sponsor, and the community.
12 Gives Back – a way to simply say THANK YOU to those making a difference.
More 12 Gives Back: Honoring deserving members of the local community | 12 Gives Back is made possible with the help of their sponsor, Somerset Federal Credit Union.
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