CHRISTMAS ON THE STREET WITH THE LESS PRIVILEGED

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SMILE MAKES YOU BEAUTIFUL THAN MAKE-UP.


HOSPICE INITIATIVE
PRESENT
SMILE PROJECT
...bring smile to another.
We are celebrating Christmas ðŸŽ„ from the usual way to an unusual way with lots of blessing awaiting those to be involve.
🎄 XMAS ON THE STREET WITH THE LESS PRIVILEGED🎄
WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT AND DONATIONS. NOT NECESSARILY MONEY, ANYTHING YOU CAN IN KIND AND THE GOOD LORD WILL REPLENISH WHERE IT COMING FROM.
For more info please contact :
09079919062
07055255249
_we are blessed to be a blessing._
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