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Yahoo!’s interns do good

Posted July 14th, 2007 at 11:29 pm by Doreen Bloch, Yahoo! Intern

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Some say Friday the 13th is all about the bad, but Yahoo! interns made yesterday all about the good.

Well over 120 interns volunteered at four San Francisco Bay Area organizations: Bring Me a Book, Rebuilding Together, Second Harvest Food Bank, and The Humane Society of Silicon Valley.

I took some photos and collected pics from other interns, too. I threw ‘em into Jumpcut and here’s the outcome. Enjoy!

Doreen Bloch
Yahoo! Intern

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