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Nonprofit funds busing between Chandler school campuses, Boys & Girls branch

Young people exit a bus at the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley - Chandler Compadres Branch on a weekday afternoon. Fundraising has allowed the Compadres to fund charter buses to bring students from Chandler public schools to and from the club for afterschool programs.
Young people exit a bus at the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley - Chandler Compadres Branch on a weekday afternoon. Fundraising has allowed the Compadres to fund charter buses to bring students from Chandler public schools to and from the club for afterschool programs.
Independent Newsmeida/Jason W. Brooks
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