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Organization | Dec 04, 2024 | PRKAMHA | 10472 views
Assisting the Youth Shelter
U11AA and U9MD
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U11AA and U9MD teams will be collecting donations for the Kingston Youth Shelter at the Cat Rink on the weekend of December 20-21-22.
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