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Jack and Jill of America has been shaping the lives of Black children for 85 years. It was started by moms in Philly.

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Service organization Jack and Jill of America will celebrate 85 years of community work and the support of Black children.

Jack and Jill of America has been shaping the lives of Black children for  85 years. It was started by moms in Philly.

Jack and Jill of America has been shaping the lives of Black children for 85 years. It was started by moms in Philly.

Jack and Jill of America has been shaping the lives of Black children for  85 years. It was started by moms in Philly.

Jack and Jill of America organization aims to develop children into next generation of black leaders

Jack and Jill of America has been shaping the lives of Black children for  85 years. It was started by moms in Philly.

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Jack and Jill of America has been shaping the lives of Black children for  85 years. It was started by moms in Philly.

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Jack and Jill of America has been shaping the lives of Black children for  85 years. It was started by moms in Philly.

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Jack and Jill of America has been shaping the lives of Black children for  85 years. It was started by moms in Philly.

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Jack and Jill of America has been shaping the lives of Black children for  85 years. It was started by moms in Philly.

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Jack and Jill of America has been shaping the lives of Black children for  85 years. It was started by moms in Philly.

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Jack and Jill of America has been shaping the lives of Black children for  85 years. It was started by moms in Philly.

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Jack and Jill of America has been shaping the lives of Black children for  85 years. It was started by moms in Philly.

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