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Helping Address COVID-19 Learning Loss: TD launches 4th Annual TD Ready Challenge
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First Book Launches Black Kids Matter Campaign to Amplify and Celebrate Young Black Voices
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A nonprofit tree-planting group based in Auburn and Sandwich, N.H., has received a TD Bank grant to plant an orchard at the Ecology School’s new River Bend Farm campus in Saco.
TD Bank selected ReTreeUS to receive a 2021 TD Tree Days grant.
ReTreeUS has planted orchards at over 50 Maine school since 2012, according to its website.
TD Tree Days is a community-based program created in partnership with the Arbor Day Foundation, which expands urban forests and green spaces in low- to moderate-income neighborhoods, according to a news release.
ReTreeUS staff, Ecology School staff and community volunteers will use the money to plant 30 fruit trees and 20 native fruit and nut shrubs at the school’s campus on May 7 and May 8.
Delaware Center for Horticulture Selected to Partner with TD Tree Days to Enhance Urban Forest and the Community by Planting Trees in Wilmington
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Business on the 60th Street shopping corridor in West Philadelphia. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
Adam Mustafa, born and raised in Philadelphia, has never been the type of person to ask for help when it comes to his business, Mobile Electronics.
But between the COVID-19 pandemic and two rounds of looting amid global protests for racial justice, Mustafa realized last year that an outside boost was exactly what he needed.
If it weren’t for ACHIEVEability, an organization that serves the 60th Street Corridor where his business is located, he wouldn’t have known or had the assistance to apply for $5,000 in CARES funding in May and a $14,000 Restore Reopen fund in June a financial lift he said inspired him to keep fighting for the electronic store he opened four years ago.