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Sept 25,2010-
2010 Walk for Lupus Now Cleveland,5mile walk
Brecksville Reservation 9am-12pm
Brecksville,Ohio
To send donations please go to the link below
http://lupus.kintera.org/faf/donorReg/donorPledge.asp?ievent=346208&lis=1&kntae346208=F77AF2E02E9547B7AEA2295904ADDBB4&supId=299105745

Sept 26,2010-
2010 Walk now for Autism Speaks
Voinovich Park 9am-12-m
Cleveland,Ohio

Nov 14,2010-
PHABULOUSLY PLUS & PHASIONABLE
Embassy Suites 6pm-9pm
Cleveland,Ohio
For tickets please contact
W.Vaughn Glover
Call 216.544.7779
email wakiwear@yahoo.com

Dec 11-14,2010
New York!
(Proposed)


#np I was born by the river-Sam Cooke
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  1. AnonymousSeptember 19, 2010 at 9:39 PM

    This is awesome you support such great causes! Please keep us posted about your New York events!!

    TFL
    HTTP://ThickFabLife.com

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