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February 23, 2006
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HARVARD GAZETTE ARCHIVES
Daffodil DaysYellow is the color of healing
Despite the mild winter thus far, Harvard's annual Daffodil Days fundraiser remains a welcome affair this time of year for its power to conjure up a touch of spring and a heap of charity. Now in its 19th year, the campus-wide program benefiting the American Cancer Society (ACS) will deliver a vivid bouquet of 10 yellow daffodils to participating University faculty, staff, and students for just $7. Or you may purchase a Boyd's Bear along with one bunch of daffodils for $25.
Daffodils will be delivered via University Mail Services on March 20, with the last day to purchase the vivid bouquets set at March 3.
Orders are placed through local volunteer coordinators around the University. To locate your coordinator, or to volunteer to help, contact Julie Russell in the Office of Community Affairs at (617) 495-4955.
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