CWI Veterans Association Serves Their Community

CWI Veterans Association participating in Rake Up Nampa
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Author: Joe Welker
Published: November 14, 2017

College of Western Idaho Veterans Association participated in Rake Up Nampa on Nov. 4. It was a great afternoon helping those in need. The activity not only helped the Association grow as a team, but was a fantastic opportunity to showcase the College's involvement and importance to the local community. 

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