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Jackets for Jobs
The nonprofit organization “Jackets for Jobs” is teaming up with a major retailer for a “back to work” event on august 3rd. The goal is to make sure jobseekers have the clothing they need for interviews and entering the workforce. Jackets for jobs was founded 21 years ago by Alison Vaughn to help people get back on their feet. Episode 4931/Segment 2
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