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Well done Claire, great initiative!Sent from my Galaxy
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Hi Claire
I hope you are well. Well done with this initiative, it is truly needed.
One of the things we have realised with JusTas is that money makes running these organisations a whole lot easier.
We have struggled for six years trying to make it happen with volunteers and it is a challenge.
Cheers
Don
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