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BRIDGES, best known for its Bridge Builders program for middle and high school students, is celebrating its 100th anniversary this month. (Patrick Lantrip/The Daily Memphian)
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BRIDGES, best known for its Bridge Builders program in local schools, marks its 100th year by expanding its membership and mission.
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Facing History and Ourselves, Bridges, Girl Scouts: Heart of the South and the National Civil Rights Museum will participate in a panel discussion at Leadership Memphis’ annual Multicultural Breakfast Nov. 6 that will be held virtually this year.
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