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Thirty-One-derful Reasons to Support The Ronald McDonald House!

2/20/13 Update:  Ok, the Thirty One website has been having issues.  Use this link to get to my fundraiser page.  So far we've had over $1200 in sales, which means over $240 for RMH!!!  Thank you SO much to all of you who have made purchases so far.  There is still lots of time to purchase something.  If you don't want or need anything for yourself, buy something as a gift for someone else.  Christmas is only 10 months away!!  :)

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2/18/13 Update:  I have heard that the link below wasn't working, so I have linked it again and it should take you to the right spot now.  So far, we have raised just about $200 for RMH!  There's still lots of time to order, so please take a look using the link below.  Thanks!

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My friend Stacy has graciously offered to host a 31 party to help with our fundraising efforts for RMH.  20% of the sales will go to The Ronald McDonald House of Baltimore!!

I love 31 and have several bags of my own.  My favorite is the large utility tote, which has been known to carry meals to people, pool stuff, groceries, and even soda tabs!  I keep it in the back of my car and use it all of the time!

If you're looking for cute, personalized Easter baskets, or a Mother's Day gift, or even some Christmas gifts (if you're like me, you like to plan ahead!), please consider checking out our 31 fundraiser!

This is the link you will use to shop.  Click the "place an order" tab.  Then find my name/RMH and then click "shop now."  If you have any questions, feel free to contact me and I will do my best to find an answer.

Thanks so much for your support of The House That Love Built!

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