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Jun 26, 2004
Does anyone have any knowledge of businesses willing to
partner up with a school for mutual benefit? My school is
in CT in an inner city and we are looking for a business
to provide funds for an addition to our school. In return
our students would provide all kinds of publicity and work
on projects which support the business. If anyone has done
this successfully or has any ideas I'd be interested in
hearing form you. Either post here or email me. Thanks.
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