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Duke Energy Earth Day Celebration

Duke Energy and RBP Earth Day Celebration

We are thrilled to announce that Duke Energy has generously donated $20,000 to support our Greenleaf Community Garden initiative at Rebuilding Broken Places. On Earth Day, Duke Energy employees and members of the community joined us in planting a variety of vegetable plants to kick off the planting season. We extend our heartfelt thanks to Duke Energy for their invaluable support and commitment to fostering sustainability and community engagement. Together, we are creating a greener, healthier future for all.

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From Seedlings to Harvest with our little green thumbs at RBP Christian Academy
John Barnes, C.E.O. of Rebuilding Broken Places was awarded the Duke Energy Citizenship and Service Award presented by the Wayne County Chamber of Commerce at their annual Membership Dinner on Friday January 19, 2024.

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