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Greater Grand Forks Young Professionals (GGFYP) is asking fellow community members to donate a buck or a Benjamin to the ‘Bucks for Books’ drive, an effort to help restock local school libraries. The fundraiser will run through Nov. 23.
The Library system of Grand Forks Public Schools has encountered some challenges in the wake of the COVID pandemic. When students were sent home to learn remotely, library books were quarantined at home with them. When classes resumed in person, many of those books never made their way back. Additionally, COVID created strain on public school funding, allowing fewer dollars to replace those forgotten books. GGFYP would like to help refill those shelves!
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Greater Grand Forks Young Professionals (GGFYP) is a non-profit group, created by young professionals for young professionals. We represent the interests of 20-40 year olds in our area. GGFYP is dedicated to the growth, learning, and development of young professionals within the region. GGFYP creates a platform for members to build relationships, develop professionally, become politically and philanthropically active, and contribute to the economic development and quality of life of our community.
• Engage young professionals to become active and involved leaders in their communities.
• Inform young professionals about the great potential and possibility of our region and state.
• Create a meaningful network where aspiring professionals can meet to network, gain career enhancement skills, and give back to the community.
• Retain young professionals to continue to create an intentional workforce pipeline for existing, expanding and new business in the region