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Thank you, Dallas. See what you made possible.

Because of great partners and amazing volunteers, this past Saturday’s Health and Wellness Fair at the Highland Hills Branch Library was a day of service and smiles. Families received fresh produce, backpacks and school supplies, free health information, veteran resources, overdose prevention education with Narcan kits, confidence-boosting haircuts for boys and teens, and free Nike shoes for youth.

To everyone who donated toward the haircuts, thank you. Your $15 gifts became fresh starts and real confidence for students heading back to school.

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Thank you to our partners and supporters

United MegaCare

VA North Texas Healthcare System

Parkland

The Family Place

Vela Wood Forward

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Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson

Councilwoman Lori Blair

Daniel Clayton and Public Opinion

Texas Metro News

Ruby Thomas at nineteentwentyeight.org

Chris Howell Communications, LLC

The Highland Hills Branch Library team

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Every volunteer who served with care

Help us do even more. Your gift today fuels upcoming health fairs, food distribution, and vital resources for families across North Texas.

To every student and teacher, we wish you a safe and productive school year.  With gratitude,

Christ Howell Foundation

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