Maya Gold Foundation presents 'Compassion in Action' award
Each selected student will get $500, and students must apply by March 1.
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Jan 17, 2024, 12:37 PM
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13ds agoThe Maya Gold Foundation is presenting the "Compassion in Action" award, recognizing two New Paltz High School students committed to improving mental wellness, advancing social justice, empowering their peers and strengthening their community.
Each selected student will get $500, and students must apply by March 1.
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