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Hello
I was wondering if you be interested in or know anybody who donates
clothes to a non-profit organization such as Lantawood Inc. we are
buildinga viable movie industry here in atlanta and we need hoodies
and t-shirts to clothed the new promotions people we hire and look to
hire the mission statment is to provide 5000 jobs to the southern
community withinthe next 5 years. But whe nit comes to making sure
everyone is properly uniformed funds runs into a problem beacause
almost everything goes to keepingthe production house running and
feeding people that are hungry. In exchange we would bring on our
internet tv show and promote your business where ever we go and shout
out at our showcase events. Please e-mail me back or call (678)
733-7129 and ask for the Promotions Coordiantor isis parker Thanks so
much for your time nd I hope your turkey day was off the hook!
Blessings
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