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Crossnore Communities for Children – 12/8/2024

Posted on December 9, 2024 by mwilkinson

Angela Bollo-Higgins, Regional Director of External Relations for Crossnore

Crossnore Communities for Children is a recognized leader in helping children who have experienced abuse or other trauma reclaim, rebuild, and reimagine the essential belief in a safe, dependable home. To learn more, go to: www.crossnore.org/

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