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Mt. Vernon’s Bates Hudson Named March Big Deal Recipient By Big Brothers Big Sisters Of Westchester & Putnam

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Mt. Vernon’s Bates Hudson Named March Big Deal recipient by Big Brothers Big Sisters of Westchester & Putnam

 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Westchester & Putnam  (BBBSWP) has named Mount Vernon’s Ebonette Bates Hudson the March Big Deal honoree.  The Big Deal initiative was launched in January 2025 to recognize the invaluable contributions of their Bigs (mentors). This campaign highlights the inspiring stories of those who make BBBSWP thrive.  Ms. Bates Hudson, an […]

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Source: The Birmingham Times

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