BRIEF: Junior Service League works for My Girlfriend’s Closet
| By Nancy McMinn, The Wenatchee World, Wash. | |
| McClatchy-Tribune Information Services |
The event is sponsored by
Some of the proceeds will also go toward a JSLW scholarship administered through the
Donations of gently used quality women's clothing, including sportswear, business attire, premium denim, fashion tops, vintage clothing, shoes, handbags and jewelry are being accepted at the following locations:
* Town Toyota,
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Donations will be accepted through
For more information, contact JSLW president
Reach
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