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When: 

Thursday, November 12, 2009   5:15 p.m.
to
Thursday, November 12, 2009   

 

Where: 

Children's Home Society & Family Services
1605 Eustis Street
St. Paul, Minnesota
(United States)

 

Who: 

Jenn Feiges
Phone: 651-917-2370
E-mail: jenn@mofas.org
Web site: www.mofas.org/mofas-news-events/news-detail/articletype/articleview/articleid/68/join-us-at-the-annual-meeting-november-12-2009.aspx

 

What: 

Please join the MOFAS Board and Staff for the Annual Meeting.

RSVP by November 5.

Share your story. Give FASD a voice. Tell us how FASD or MOFAS has impacted your life. MOFAS knows that each of you has a unique story to share. By sharing your personal experiences, you can help put a human face to FASD. Please send us your words. E-mail your story to emily@mofas.org.

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