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Deep Roots of Alabama is a non-profit organization that teaches families and communities in North Alabama how to grow their own food through gardening education and provides health awareness programs, with the goal of inspiring healthier neighborhoods. They raised over $3,000 through a charitable race with almost 200 participants and many volunteers to support their mission of encouraging individuals to adopt healthier lifestyles through home food gardening and nutrition education.
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