Members of the Potomac Senior High School National Honor Society collected over 100 pairs of jeans to donate to the homeless during a "Teens for Jeans" drive at the school Saturday morning.
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Members of the Potomac Senior High School National Honor Society collected over 100 pairs of jeans to donate to the homeless during a "Teens for Jeans" drive at the school Saturday morning.
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Potomac High School students hold 'Teens for Jeans' drive
Students with the National Junior Honor Society at Southmoreland Middle School are partnering with DoSomething.org in hopes of collecting more than 4,000 jeans for homeless teens.
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Aeropostale stores have partnered with Do Something.org, a nonprofit teen-aid organization, to collect thousands of pairs of donated jeans for local teen shelters and charities. Here's how you can help: Through Feb. 12, bring your gently worn jeans (any brand) to any Aeropostale store. As thanks for your participation, you'll get 25 percent off the purchase of a new pair of jeans. Information …
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Teens For Jeans Drive at Aeropostale