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Granite Properties offers employees 40 paid hours per year to do charitable work and to help them find the right charity, Granite HR manager Courtney Shelton organized a volunteer fair in late May at Spectrum Center. Granite?s James ThibodeauxStephanie Hudson, and Daniel Bookman chat here with reps from the North Texas chapter of the Lupus Foundation of America, one of 13 charities on hand. The RISE School's  Laura Manning  called it an amazing event: ?We're thankful for the opportunity to educate Granite employees about our wonderful program.?

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