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Next PR Partners with Gift of Adoption and Peak Education for Conscious Capitalism Program

PR firm selects two impactful nonprofits to receive pro-bono services as part of its mission to #doGoodCOLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., April 4, 2023 /PRN.

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A new partnership at Mitchell High School will help students with college and career readiness

Mitchell High School and School District 11 (D11) is partnering with Peak Education to help high school students prepare for college and careers.

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Minority students missing out on grant, scholarship opportunities, local nonprofits say

Many students of color in Colorado Springs and El Paso County are missing out on the chance to further their education because they aren’t aware of the financial aid opportunities

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FAC to host two free days celebrating Dia de Muertos

The public can enjoy free museum admission with artist demonstrations, performances, food, activities led by Colorado College's Mobile Arts Truck, and more

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Best and Brightest:Natural leader plans to pursue social work

Tyesha Robertson believes serving as a social worker can help bring positive change to the rarely discussed and often ignored topic of mental health.

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