TAG SALE

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au profit des Associations Abraham House et ATD Quart Monde -

Samedi 20 Octobre de 9h à 15h
Dans la cafétaria de la FASNY à Mamaroneck

■ Si vous avez des objets à donner (jouets, articles de sport, vaisselle, objets de décoration, vêtements pour enfants et adultes...en bon état !), merci de les déposer devant le garage de Miléna Léonard, 1 Highwood Avenue à Larchmont, AVANT LE 15 OCTOBRE.

Attention : à partir du 15 octobre, et jusqu'au printemps 2008, MILENA NE POURRA PLUS PRENDRE LES DONS (les conditions de stockage ne sont plus optimales).

■ Nous avons toujours besoin de votre aide pour les tris ! 4 SEANCES DE TRIS SONT PLANIFIEES :

Mercredi 3 et jeudi 4 octobre
Mardi 9 et Mercredi 10 octobre

de 8h30 à 12h30 chez Milena

Attention : il n'y a plus de séance de tri le mardi de 13h à 15h...

Nous comptons sur vous. D'avance un grand merci à toutes,
L'Equipe TAG SALE

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