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“By providing access to drinking water across the state, and including
educational campaigns at schools, tabling events, and using social
media, Bringing Tap Back is creating healthier communities
for decades to come.”
Kimberly Pettigrew, TN Clean Water Network’s Director of Community Health Programs
Above and right: the ribbon cutting event in
Knoxville. This fountain was placed at one of the
busiest places in town, Market Square.
Below: the Knoxville Boys and Girls Club with their
new fountain. This fountain will provide drinking
water to the children while they play.
Photos courtesy of Tennessee Clean Water Network.
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educational campaigns at schools, tabling events, and using social
media, Bringing Tap Back is creating healthier communities
for decades to come.”
Kimberly Pettigrew, TN Clean Water Network’s Director of Community Health Programs
Above and right: the ribbon cutting event in
Knoxville. This fountain was placed at one of the
busiest places in town, Market Square.
Below: the Knoxville Boys and Girls Club with their
new fountain. This fountain will provide drinking
water to the children while they play.
Photos courtesy of Tennessee Clean Water Network.
View online at tnpublicworks.com 15
