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Project Jupiter Contributes $1.5 Million to Boys & Girls Club in Las Cruces

KTSM••Melissa Luna
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On January 6, Project Jupiter made a significant donation of $1.5 million to the Boys and Girls Club of Las Cruces. This funding is aimed at helping the organization construct a new facility, which is crucial for enhancing their programs and services for local youth. The announcement was made during a meeting of the Doña Ana Board of County Commissioners, highlighting the community's support for youth development initiatives. This donation underscores the importance of partnerships in improving facilities that serve children and teens in the area.

Key Details: • Donation amount: $1.5 million • Date of donation announcement: January 6 • Meeting held at Doña Ana Board of County Commissioners

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