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Global Relief Resource Center: Haiti. Discover ways your school or Roundtable can get involved. Penny Harvest Powerpoint - Check out a slideshow made by the student council at Stillwater Middle School.  Visit our blog for the latest stories, coach testimonials and notes from staff.  Sign-up for our e-newsletter to stay involved.

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The Community Foundation for the Capital Region of New York Together, the Community Foundation for the Greater Capital Region and Common Cents administer the Penny Harvest in the Capital Region of New York.

About rock 'n renew
The Rock 'N Renew Foundation is a non-profit organization that helps students, businesses, activists, artists, and musicians live and act in sustainable ways. Sustainability is when all the parts of something help to make that thing stay healthy.

We do this work because we feel that if students have a chance to learn about healing the planet through art, music, science, and community projects, then we will all be able to see how even the smallest changes can make a big difference in protecting the health of our environment. Working on hip-hop or rock music projects, painting or sculpture, gardening or organic farming, students will experience sustainability in a brand new way.

WHAT CAN YOU DO?  
If you are wondering how you can help Rock ‘n Renew make the planet a better place, challenge your school to create a rain garden. This is a bigger service project that will have huge impact on your community. Download instructions to create a rain garden at your school.

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