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Published
12/20/09
Excitement prevailed last week at the School of the Incarnation in Gambrills as the school's gym was transformed into a packing house for 960 backpacks for homeless men and women in Baltimore.  The School of the Incarnation in Gambrills collected donations for Giving Back Inc. backpack campaign. Students stuff backpacks with warm clothes to give the homeless on Christmas Eve in Baltimore.
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Kindergarten students spun and danced down the line, stuffing hooded sweatshirts, gloves, long underwear and socks into the new backpacks with the help of eighth-graders. A second-grade choir sang familiar carols like "Silent Night." "This school does more backpacks than all the other organizations combined," said Steve Anstett, executive director of Giving Back, Linda's Legacy, an annual food and clothing...
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