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High Point University – Grey Pullover Hoodie – HPU Logo
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Hi, I’m Lauryn Bloodworth, a senior at Mallard Creek High School in Charlotte, North Carolina, and a passionate advocate for a greener tomorrow. I believe small actions can lead to big impacts, which is why I founded Code Green—an initiative dedicated to helping organizations and individuals discover sustainable, affordable solutions that make a real difference.
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