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BGC campaign continues to spread kindness throughout Kingston

Summary by Kingston Whig-Standard
Pink Shirt Day aims to educated kids on anti-bullying. The BGC South East is selling shirts to raise awareness and fundraise for the club.
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BGC campaign continues to spread kindness throughout Kingston

Pink Shirt Day aims to educated kids on anti-bullying. The BGC South East is selling shirts to raise awareness and fundraise for the club.

·Kingston, Canada
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Kingston Whig-Standard broke the news in Kingston, Canada on Monday, January 20, 2025.
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