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Broncos, Noble Energy Come Together

Aug 15, 2014 at 08:23 AM

ENGLEWOOD, Colo.- The Broncos and their new corporate partner Noble Energy will come together on Tuesday at 3 p.m. in a community service effort at Whittier Elementary School.

The two organizations will work together and adopt local schools and aid them in "back to school" preparedness, helping local students prepare for the upcoming school year. Broncos employee volunteers and Noble Energy volunteers will provide students with school supplies and help with various school refurbishment and classroom preparedness projects.

While the Broncos and Noble Energy will work together at Whittier Elementary School (2480 Downing St., Denver), Noble Energy will also adopt Smith Elementary and CMS Community School in Denver.

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