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Park City entrepreneur rallies communities to send 10,000 thank you cards this November

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Can a handwritten note change a life? Park City entrepreneur, author and mountaineer Jenn Drummond believes so, and she’s launching the Thankful & Thoughtful initiative to prove it. Author, mountaineer and Parkite Jenn Drummond is launching the Thankful & Thoughtful initiative, with a goal for participants to collectively send 10,000 thank you cards in November.

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