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(KSL News) -- A company in Lindon is helping Utah's homeless by donating blue jeans to the Road Home Shelter.
The software company Altiris decided to collect blue jeans as a community service project. Employees collected 500 pairs of jeans in all sizes, which will go to the shelter.
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And today project organizers hung the jeans all over the office so employees could see how their work had paid off.
Sue Fahnart, Altiris: "This was really fun, everyone got involved. That's why we did it visually, so everyone can actually see what the contributions look like."
Altiris also matched the jeans with a $500 donation to the shelter.