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    Chalkboard Project - Giving away 5 Making Connections scholarships

    By Lydia Brooks | March 27, 2008

    If you or someone you know would like free access to Making Connections send your story about why mentoring is important to you to The Chalkboard Project, info@chalkboardproject.org

    The first 5 people to send in their stories will be given scholarships to Making Connections!

    Topics: Mentor Stories, Things to do |

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