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The organization that I will be teaming up with to help me execute my project will be the Northwest Arkansas Salvation Army Area Command. The Salvation Army is a well-known organization around the world. Most of you will be familiar with the Salvation Army because they are the ones ringing the bells with the red kettles around Christmas time. The Salvation Army has helped and changed many lives around the world. The Salvation Army does more than just ring bells around Christmas time. The Salvation Army offers support for adults, children, and families. They also help internationally and with disaster relief. Some of the services that are offered through the Salvation Army are services like adult rehabilitation, veteran affairs services, prison

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