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Thank you to our partners in Bandon (Rogue Credit Union and Bandon By the Sea Rotary) for helping make our collection effort successful. This year, over 1000 Coos and western Douglas County Children will be served because of our supporters and donators help. Registration for the giveaway is closed. Recipients will be receiving confirmation reminders soon.Photos from Bandon by-the-sea Rotary Club's post
Thank you to our partners in Bandon (Rogue Credit Union and Bandon By the Sea Rotary) for helping make our collection effort successful. This year, over 1000 Coos and western Douglas County Children will be served because of our supporters and donators help. Registration for the giveaway is closed. Recipients will be receiving confirmation reminders soon.Photos from Bandon by-the-sea Rotary Club's post
Thank you to our partners in Bandon (Rogue Credit Union and Bandon By the Sea Rotary) for helping make our collection effort successful. This year, over 1000 Coos and western Douglas County Children will be served because of our supporters and donators help. Registration for the giveaway is closed. Recipients will be receiving confirmation reminders soon.Photos from Bandon by-the-sea Rotary Club's post

Published on: 12/12/2024

This news was posted by Coos Bay-North Bend Rotary Club

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Thank you to our partners in Bandon (Rogue Credit Union and Bandon By the Sea Rotary) for helping make our collection effort successful. This year, over 1000 Coos and western Douglas County Children will be served because of our supporters and donators help. Registration for the giveaway is closed. Recipients will be receiving confirmation reminders soon.

Photos from Bandon by-the-sea Rotary Club's post
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