Mesa teen's 3D-printed 'Street Spork' helps people experiencing homelessness
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Jackson Huish, a Mesa teenager who has volunteered for five years with a Tempe nonprofit serving people experiencing homelessness, designed a durable reusable utensil with a built-in carabiner after hearing from people he befriended about disposable utensils breaking in Arizona heat. Hundreds of Street Sporks have been distributed across the Valley, with another 100 scheduled to be handed out later this month.
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