Sunday, May 17, 2009

O2 for You Revolution Starts in Boston

O2 for You hit Boston in a big way. Teaming up with Jane Goodale's Roots & Shoots, Costa Farms gave out 200 peace lilies to new mothers and children at Boston Medical and St. Elizabeths.

Later that afternoon in Dorchester Rev. Bill Loesch organized a group of BOLD Teens to give families a gift of fresh air with the gift of a peace lily. It was a great day.

Next stop: Chicago!

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Bilqiz Timayev said...

Boston’s energy really comes through in “O2 for You”—it feels like the start of something fresh and exciting. That sense of movement and anticipation reminds me of why fnaf remains such an iconic horror game: it delivers a truly tense and suspenseful experience, where every small change in the atmosphere feels important. I’m curious whether this revolution is mainly about changing the way people think about O2, or if it’s part of a broader cultural shift happening in Boston. The local angle makes it especially interesting, since Boston has such a strong history of innovation and community-driven movements. What do you think will be the biggest impact of this new O2 movement?

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