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NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Thousand of shoes, bundles of clothing, and home repair materials were donated to Social Services by the Mother Pratt Foundation, today.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS -Sixteen-thousand pairs of shoes, bundles of clothing, and home repair materials were donated to Social Services by the Mother Pratt Foundation, today.
Twenty-two-thousand pairs of shoes will also be sent to Grand Bahama for donation.
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