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Donation Will Support Children's Programs

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The Horn Farm Center for Agricultural Education received a donation of $5,000 from Rutter's Farm Stores. Christopher Hartman (left), Rutter's director of fuels and forecourt, presented the check to Horn Farm executive director Alyson Earl (center) and board treasurer Shayne Smith (right) on June 25 at the farm, 4945 Horn Road, York. The money will support the Horn Farm's expanding programs for children and youths in 2019. Upcoming programs will include a four-part youth summer program called "Where the Wild Things Are" and three-day Junior Naturalist Trainings. The donation also supports a partnership with the Boys and Girls Club, through which Horn Farm staff members are teaching gardening practices to Boys and Girls Club staff at the clubhouse in Columbia. While class fees cover some of the costs of materials and pay for outside instructors, the Horn Farm funds all other activities with both materials and staff time. Readers may visit https://hornfarmcenter.org/donate/ for information on donating. For more details, readers may call 717-757-6441.

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