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Hartford Youth Civic Collective seeking Trinity College Students to participate in a collaborative voter/civic engagement information initiative

Hartford Youth Civic Collective (spearheaded by the Hartford Votes Coalition)  is seeking Trinity College Students with a commitment to Hartford (ideally Hartford residents). The HYCC will create a youth-led digital hub made for and by young people in Hartford. Our goal is simple: make civic life understandable, accessible, and meaningful—so youth know how Hartford works, where they fit in, and how to take action.
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DONATE NOW: LITS Food Drive to help support the Backpack Nutrition Program

Going on now! Until March 6th, LITS Staff is helping support the Backpack Nutrition Program run by Hands on Hartford. Food can be dropped off in any of the boxes at the library’s main entrances, the Community Service Office, or the Underground Coffee House, or you can donate cash at the QR code below.
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Volunteer Opportunity: Help Inspire Young Writers at Maria Sanchez School

Currently looking for volunteers to support our Book Contest Writing Workshops, which are part of the REACH Book Author Contest. These workshops help students in grades K through 5 begin developing their own books by understanding the contest theme, learning the writing process, and creating illustrations.