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PostApril 24, 2017

Over 1100 MIT community members get involved in community causes

On April 18th, over 1100 community members from MIT got involved in numerous community service projects, including preparations for the People’s Climate March on April 29th. 

Around 125 students, faculty and staff spread out across 16 nonprofits to provide support for the second annual Together in Service Day.

Learn more about what the MIT community did for the Together in Service Day here. 

Photo: Casey Atkins

by ClimateX Team
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