Rejuvenate Housing opens doors to 4th Davenport project
Jennifer DeWitt
Dougal Nelson, president and CEO, of Junior Achievement of the Heartland, greets people on Tuesday, Sept. 19, during a news conference to launch a fundraising campaign for the new Junior Achievement Inspiration Center in Moline. CREDIT DAVE THOMPSON
Zoe Perez loves Junior Achievement and the lessons she has learned from the group.
“It’s fun; it showed me how to manage money. … It’s given me a business role model,” the 14-year-old Moline High School freshman said.
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