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Federal Way, WALocal News

The Marine Hills Garden Club (MHGC) has successfully continued its cherished tradition of spreading holiday cheer to seniors in the community through the delivery of festive plants. This initiative aims to uplift the spirits of elderly residents who may feel isolated during the holidays. The MHGC emphasizes the therapeutic benefits of plants, recognizing their power to foster happiness and connection. Each delivery includes a plant accompanied by a personal touch, ensuring that recipients feel appreciated and remembered. The club's commitment to community service showcases the importance of local engagement and support for seniors, serving as a reminder of the value of human connection during the holiday season.

The positive impact of such gestures extends beyond just the recipients, enriching the lives of the volunteers involved. Overall, the Marine Hills Garden Club’s holiday outreach exemplifies community spirit and compassion, making a meaningful difference in the lives of seniors.

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