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10/16/2013|Verizon News Archives

Volunteers Join Students to Plant Trees at Superstorm Sandy Damaged School

Bay Head Tree Planting 21

Volunteers came together again this time at Bay Head School in Bay Head, New Jersey. Close to one year ago this school was severely damaged by superstorm Sandy. The New York/New Jersey Super Bowl XLVIII Host Committee, The New Jersey Tree Foundation and Verizon brought 30 trees and some volunteers to join with the students of the school to plant trees and shrubs across the school property. For more photos from the event, visit this link

 

Verizon and NFL Tree planting event at Bay Head New Jersey School

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Sustainability, Emergency preparedness

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