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Two Cars Needed for Central American Families

Thursday, October 16 2008 @ 03:22 PM

If you have a car that you're willing to donate or sell at a very low price, two Central American families need your help! Please contact Arlene Schaupp at the South Bay Sanctuary Covenant if you can help.

Call (650) 494-8340.

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