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Community Headlines
- Stingray Season Has Started Early
- Sea Turtle Nesting Season Begins May 1st
- Church of Scientology Recognizes Five Groups for National Volunteer Week at Historic Ft. Harrison
- Youth for Human Rights Creates Awareness Against Racial Discrimination
- Church of Scientology to Host Blood Drive for Florida Blood Services on April 10th
- Clearwater's East Gateway Murals Expected to Improve Blighted Area Through Art and Community Efforts
- Middle School Students Donate $650 to Clearwater Marine Aquarium's Rescued Sea Turtles
- NASA Space Shuttle Discovery Launch Takes Teacher Dottie Metcalf-Lindenburger to Space Station
- International Celebrate CMA and Winter Day
- Make a Difference Day Volunteer Fair Comes to Westfield Mall April 24th
The Clearwater Community Volunteers Supporting Troops in Iraq |
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| Written by Angela LeMay | |
| Sunday, 20 July 2008 | |
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What are “The CCV Ladies” up to Now? Supporting Our Troops and More… “We are making something called ‘coolie ties’—5,600 of them to be exact—for the troops in Iraq. They are basically tubes that tie around the neck and have little pellets in them (the kind you can put in your plants). When you soak them in water, the pellets expand and hold onto the water and voila - you have a cool neck!” These competent ladies from the Clearwater Community Volunteers meet every week and work all year round to create Downtown Clearwater’s Winter Wonderland, the Easter Egg Hunt in Coachman Park, Fashions with Flair and Spa Day.
This past Christmas, CCV decided it was time to do something for our troops. They collected money at Winter Wonderland for gifts to be sent to an Army platoon that they had adopted in Iraq. Every two months since then, CCV has put together 7–10 boxes of home-baked goodies, Girl Scout Cookies, toiletries, batteries, magazines, and many more items the troops have requested – all to make their stint in the Middle East more To get more information about the Clearwater Community Volunteers, email This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
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