DC National Guard Counterdrug Program and MPD Unite for "Plant the Promise" Event, Inspiring Youth to Choose Drug-Free Futures

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The DC National Guard Counterdrug Program partners with the Metropolitan Police Department's 4th District Community Outreach Unit to host a Plant the Promise event at Center City Public Charter School's Brightwood Campus, October 29, 2024. The event encouraged students to commit to a drug-free lifestyle as part of Red Ribbon Week. By participating, the DC National Guard aims to inspire youth to make healthy choices and build a drug-free future.

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D.C. National Guard Counterdrug Program and MPD Unite for "Plant the Promise" Event, Inspiring Youth to Choose Drug-Free Futures

WASHINGTON - The DC National Guard Counterdrug Program partners with the Metropolitan Police Department's 4th District Community Outreach Unit to host a Plant the Promise event at Center City Public Charter School's Brightwood Campus, October 29, 2024. The event encouraged students to commit to a drug-free lifestyle as part of Red Ribbon Week. By participating, the DC National Guard aims to inspire youth to make healthy choices and build a drug-free future. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Sgt. Simone Sampson)

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