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What's New at Common Cents and the Penny Harvest

Schools in Columbus come together to celebrate connecting and collecting. Read more.

ENROLL YOUR SCHOOL NOW! Learn more about how to sign up your school here.
To involve more schools in your community, download the Penny Harvest School Information Kit to share with teachers, parents and school administrators.

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Third annual Run for Change!

February 20, 2013
Common Cents’ 2013 Run for Change! campaign is now underway and a date is set: the 3rd annual run, walk and rally celebrating the work of over 600 Penny Harvest Schools in the greater New York City area will commence on June 8th.

Penny Harvest Pickup 2013

January 18, 2013

Penny Harvest on That's So New York

January 3, 2013
NYC Media Reporter and Producer Kéla Walker visited P.S. 104Q The Bays Water in Far Rockaway.

Penny Harvest Students Across NYC Respond to the Storm

November 7, 2012
Across New York City, schools and students are dedicating this year's Penny Harvest to recovery efforts after Hurricane Sandy. Hundreds of schools have already re-named the year-long program “Hurricane Harvest.”

Common Cents Releases 9.12 Book

September 10, 2012
Common Cents announced today the online release of a book created by thousands of New York City students reflecting on the meaning of September 11 in their lives and pledging service to make a better world.

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There are more one-cent coins produced than any other denomination
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