Looking to go green for Earth Day with kids? Here are more eco-friendly options.
Tammy Smitham, the vice president of corporate social responsibility for Spin Master, joins News 12 to give viewers the latest details.
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Apr 21, 2023, 11:26 AM
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5h agoIf you're a parent looking for ways to go green for Earth Day, one company is working toward creating an eco-friendlier experience for kids.
Tammy Smitham, the vice president of corporate social responsibility for Spin Master, joins News 12 to give viewers the latest details.
