Flower Power « First Responders

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This past weekend, Grace City Relief visited the Mangokuura Kasetsu Jutaku (temporary housing) in Ishinomaki to distribute flowers, vegetable plants, planters, and soil to over 80 families. The goal of the project (Flower Power) was for volunteers to be able to plant new life with the survivors living in the shelters, ultimately developing a sense of community between volunteers and survivors and within the Kasetsu Jutaku itself.
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38.434, 141.303
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38.434
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38.434,141.303

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Flower Power « First Responders
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This past weekend, Grace City Relief visited the Mangokuura Kasetsu Jutaku (temporary housing) in Ishinomaki to distribute flowers, vegetable plants, planters, and soil to over 80 families. The goal of the project (Flower Power) was for volunteers to be able to plant new life with the survivors living in the shelters, ultimately developing a sense of community between volunteers and survivors and within the Kasetsu Jutaku itself.
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http://wayback.archive-it.org/2438/20110301000000/http://linkjapan.wordpress.com/2011/07/11/flower-power/
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