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Photos: Ben's Bells Projects in Tucson
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Ben's Bells murals in the Tucson area over the last several years.
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Volunteers Colleen Conlin and Leah Taylor, with Ben's Bells, place the final tiles on the newest Locks of Love sculpture on North Fourth Avenue in Tucson on July 26, 2016. The unveiling of the sculpture, which was inspired by Ben's Bells, is on Wednesday morning.
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Volunteers Colleen Conlin and Leah Taylor, with Ben's Bells, place the final tiles on the newest Locks of Love sculpture on North Fourth Avenue in Tucson on July 26, 2016. The unveiling of the sculpture, which was inspired by Ben's Bells, is on Wednesday morning.
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Fred Ronstadt, the executive director of the Fourth Avenue Merchant's Association, covers the newest Locks of Love sculpture on North Fourth Avenue in Tucson on July 26, 2016. The unveiling of the sculpture, which was inspired by Ben's Bells, is on Wednesday morning.
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The Locks of Love sculpture on North Fourth Avenue. The sculpture was inspired by Ben’s Bells, which promotes kindness and community involvement.
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Colleen Conlin, art project manager with Ben's Bells, helps to build a "Be Kind" mosaic with University of Arizona Medical Center employees outside of the Diamond Children's Medical Center, 501 North Campbell Ave., as part of Solidarity for Compassionate Care week. Solidarity week usually takes place near Valentine's Day and it is designed to encourage medical staff to show their support of the importance of kindness towards patients. Photo taken: Tuesday February 10, 2015.
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University of Arizona Medical Center employees and a Ben's Bells manager build a "Be Kind" mosaic outside of the Diamond Children's Medical Center, 501 North Campbell Ave., as part of Solidarity for Compassionate Care week on the Arizona Health Sciences Center campus. Solidarity week usually takes place near Valentine's Day and it is designed to encourage medical staff to show their support of the importance of kindness towards patients. The Tucson Gold Humanism Honor Society students lead the week's events. Photo taken: Tuesday February 10, 2015.
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Ben's Bells art project manager Colleen Conlin shows fourth grader Jace Jacobson how to stick a custom made tile to wall while at work on the new Be Kind mural going up at W.V. Whitmore Elementary School, Wednesday, May 1, 2013, Tucson, Ariz.
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Ben's Bells art project manager Colleen Conlin adheres mirror fragments in the surrounding outline of the Be Kind mural going up at W.V. Whitmore Elementary School, Wednesday, May 1, 2013, Tucson, Ariz.
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Ben's Bells studio manager Colleen Conlin works on a mosaic called "Ride On, Tucson" at "the bunker" at Stone & Broadway on Thursday, January 17, 2013 in Tucson, AZ.
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Ben's Bells studio manager Colleen Conlin works on a mosaic called "Ride On, Tucson" at "the bunker" at Stone & Broadway on Thursday, January 17, 2013 in Tucson, AZ. The words "Be Kind" will be filled in with lighter tiles.
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Linda Jasper from Powhatan, Virginia, works on a mosaic produced by Ben's Bells called "Ride On, Tucson" at "the bunker" at Stone & Broadway on Thursday, January 17, 2013 in Tucson, AZ. Jasper is in town visiting her daughter who is at work. She liked the idea and is leaving her mark on the community.
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(left to right) Kayla Meyer, Kathleen Phillips, Debbie Childress, and Karen Crandall fill in the green grout for the Ben's Bells mural recently added to La Paloma Academy as part of the 1,000 acts of kindness in partnership with Ben's Bells on Friday Nov 7, 2014.
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Debbie Childress, teacher at La Paloma Academy, helps fill in the green grout to the new Ben's Bells mural outside of the school on Friday Nov 7, 2014. Childress and other faculty and students have began participating in 1,000 acts of kindness in partnership with Ben's Bells.
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Kathleen Phillips, Debbie Childress, and Karen Crandall help fill in the green grout to the Ben's Bells mural in front of La Paloma Academy in 2014.
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