Harvey School Students Complete Volunteer Work In Stamford

STAMFORD, Conn. – A group of 18 students and staff members from The Harvey School spent a day doing volunteer work at two organizations in Stamford recently.

Harvey senior Caroline Danielle of Pound Ridge and freshman Yulanda (Juwel) Huang, an international student from China, two of the volunteers doing gardening and landscaping at the Children's Learning Center in Stamford.
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A group of 18 members of The Harvey School spent a day doing volunteer work at two organizations in Stamford on Oct. 25.
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Nicole Briggs

11/11/2014 1:00 p.m.

The 12 students and six adults prepared two dinners for teens who are part of the residential program at Domus. The volunteers also did some landscaping and gardening work around the campus of the not-for-profit Childhood Learning Center preschool building on Maple Street.

“The kids were absolutely great. They worked really hard and I think we've made a solid start at building an ongoing collaborative effort with both Domus and the CLC,” said Harvey Dean of Students Pat Normandeau.

The Harvey School plans to return to work in the area with small groups again in January and in May. The entire upper school and staff, totaling more than 300 volunteers, are planning to spend the day in Stamford next October for the school’s fourth annual “Harvey Builds: A Day of Service.”

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