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Retired Volunteers in the Golden Guild of Michigan Perform for Seniors in Living Spaces

NPR reported on the Golden Guild of Michigan, a volunteer acting group of retirees that performs for people in senior living spaces.

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NPR reported that a volunteer acting group made up of retirees performs for people in senior living spaces. The report, written by AJ Jones, is headlined with the description that the group "delights people in senior living spaces."

According to NPR's summary, a group of retirees volunteers as actors to perform for seniors. The summary identifies the group as the Golden Guild of Michigan and states that NPR met the group for the report.

NPR's summary is brief, and it does not describe the group's membership, the number of performances it gives, the facilities it visits, or the works it stages. This account does not supply those details, because they do not appear in the material available for this report. Readers seeking the full reporting can consult NPR's full report on the Golden Guild of Michigan.

This story relies only on the headline and summary of NPR's report and does not independently confirm any detail reported there.

Sources: NPR: A volunteer acting group made up of retirees delights people in senior living spaces.

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