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Champions for Children

On April 2, Orchards Children's Services held its Champions for Children event at Seldom Blues in Detroit. This year's gathering, themed Protecting Our Children's Future, included dinner, entertainment, and an auction. Photographs by Andrea Stinson

April 02, 2009

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On April 2, Orchards Children's Services held its Champions for Children event at Seldom Blues in Detroit. This year's gathering, themed Protecting Our Children's Future, included dinner, entertainment, and an auction. Photographs by Andrea Stinson

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