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One man’s “World Needs Love Tour”

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One man’s “World Needs Love Tour”

We often talk about the “power of one”…how one person (maybe even you!) can make a real difference in the world and in the lives of others.

Darrell Harrington is one of those, whose Be Kind Ithaca hearts have been spreading joy all over the Finger Lakes (and the world!).

Now another man is making a difference…one sign at a time!

Brooklyn’s Jose Cruz offers free hugs and inspirational messages all over NYC…and the country!

The NY Post has his story!

 

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