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Franklin Williams, Elijah Dawson, Kingston Patterson, Jadon Geevarghese, Kyleigh Sookdeo and Gabriel Sookdeo of the Baldwin School district came out to the cleanup and planting event.
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Members of the Baldwin Lions Club, Terri Reed, Pria Bas, Ellissa Kirchner and Rhonda Patterson plant flowers in the pots at the Baldwin station.
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Baldwin Lions Club President Naresh Singh with his son, Niam, picking up trash and debris at the Baldwin Station.
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Volunteers gave the waiting room area of the Baldwin station some much needed cleaning.
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Members of the Baldwin Lions Club, along with volunteers, converged at the Baldwin Long Island Rail Road Station for a collaborative clean-up and flower planting initiative on May 5.
Together, they diligently planted flowers, tidied up the surrounding area, and refreshed the waiting room in the station.
The Baldwin Lions Club, renowned for its unwavering commitment to community service, orchestrates a plethora of events year-round, spanning from food drives to fundraisers. Globally recognized as the largest humanitarian service organization, boasting a membership of over 1.4 million individuals, the club continues to be a beacon of altruism and goodwill.
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