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Candice Dyer discusses CURE Childhood Cancer, which helps raise funds for research and supports families facing pediatric cancer.
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Candice Dyer discusses CURE Childhood Cancer, which helps raise funds for research and supports families facing pediatric cancer.
Candice Dyer takes a look at the Georgia Eye Bank, which ranks among the top in the country.
Candice Dyer highlights the Student African American Brotherhood, which provides enrichment and role models to middle school students to encourage higher college graduation rates.
Candice Dyer writes about Challenged Child and Friends, an educational nonprofit in Gainesville.
Candice Dyer spotlights the Daybreak shelter and resource center in Macon.
Candice Dyer highlights MAP International, a humanitarian nonprofit based in Brunswick.
Candice Dyer focuses on The Nature Conservancy, which is working to protect the state’s land and water.
Candice Dyer dips into The Goodwill Guides, which helps veterans through fishing.
Candice Dyer highlights Wholesome Wave Georgia, which provides access to fresh produce for those living in food deserts across the state.
Candice Dyer spotlights Girls Rock Camp ATL, which gives music lessons to girls ages 10 to 16.
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