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Fort Lauderdale volunteers fan out across 25+ sites for cleanups and donations

The City of Fort Lauderdale says volunteers at more than 25 locations spent a recent morning on street cleanups and supplies for unhoused neighbors.

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Volunteers at more than 25 locations across Fort Lauderdale spent their morning on community projects, the city said in an Instagram post Saturday.

The city highlighted four sites. Everyday Advocates held a cleanup on Sistrunk at 617 NW 2nd Ave. Imperial Point Entryway Beautification worked at Imperial Point Drive and Federal Highway. Carter Park hosted a toy swap at 1450 W Sunrise Blvd. Sorting for Homeless was held at the Edgewood Clubhouse, 1790 SW 32nd St., where volunteers prepared items for unhoused residents.

The post did not list the exact date or the number of volunteers at each site. The city thanked residents for giving back to the community.

This story is a summary based on reporting by City of Fort Lauderdale (IG). Read the original for full details.

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