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Shout out to Highfields Capital's Julie Mackie (right), among the Building Impact volunteers who served meals for a week last month on behalf of the Trinity Foundation. All the helpers worked for companies with offices in the Hancock Tower. Those who missed this opportunity can hook-up with Building Impact Friday, Aug. 13 from 10am-1pm. They'll be at City Hall Plaza with four of the R.E.Action companies, stuffing backpacks for kids in low-income neighborhoods to get ready for school.

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