Wanted: Variety of Soaps as Raffle Prizes plus plant

By beansprout
November 10, 2017 in Wanted

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beansprout

Posted November 10, 2017

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Posted November 10, 2017

Hi there,

I volunteer at a care home locally and every year we organise a raffle for residents and staff.

I was wondering if anyone/ some forumites would be prepared to donate some soaps and in an ideal world some "smellies" as well for a raffle prize.

I can collect locally.

I have a few other prizes lined up as well.

Thanks for reading and look forward to hearing.

Bean sprout

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