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Play-Doh Drive for Cherokee Kids: April Community Push

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Gadsden State Community Colleges Cherokee Campus is hosting a Play-Doh drive in April to support the Cherokee County Childrens Advocacy Center. This simple act of donating Play-Doh helps create a comforting environment for children dealing with stressful situations. Join the community effort by dropping off donations at the Academic Building or contacting library assistant Marie Roberts for more information.

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Play-Doh Drive for Cherokee Kids: April Community Push

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Birmingham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Play-Doh Drive for Cherokee Kids: April Community Push. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Gaston State Community College's Cherokee Campus is running its yearly supply drive this April to help the Cherokee County Children's Advocacy Center. They're asking everyone's students, staff, locals to drop off Play-Doh in all sorts of colors, both the mini-tubs and the full-size ones. These go straight to kids who need support. The center steps in for children and family spacing tough times in Cherokee County. Play-Doh plays a simple but big role, letting kids relax, open up, and stay busy during visits that can feel overwhelming. Folks around the area are getting involved, seeing how these small donations build a friendlier space for little ones dealing with stress. It's a community push that shows how everyday items make a real difference in healing. You can swing by the academic building on the Cherokee campus any time this month to leave your donations. Got questions? Hit up Library Assistant Marie Roberts by email. Simple moves like grabbing some Play-Doh on your next store run, keep that support flowing. Let's make April count for those kids.

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