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National Council of Jewish Women St. Louis

May 28th, 8:49 am

Remember to vote daily!"Voting for the St. Louis A-List is officially OPEN! 🗳️ We’re honored to be nominated in four categories this year: Home Resale Shop, Activewear, Resale & Consignment Shop, and Shoe Store ❤️
If you’re voting, we’d love your support across all categories!
Voting ends June 16—thank you for your support! "Click on the link to reach the voting site.
www.stlmag.com/alist/#//

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National Council of Jewish Women St. Louis

May 27th, 11:10 am

The finish line is in sight... but we need YOUR help to cross it! There are many ways to give - discover which is right for you at www.ncjwstlgrows.org/give-today. Each gift helps us increase our impact in our community for generations to come!

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