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Local Gift Shop to Donate 100 Percent of October Profits to Charity
Wit & Whim to contribute to the Port Washington Education Foundation this month.
By Lee Anne Vetrone-Timothy
Wit & Whim, a unique philanthropic gift shop located in Port Washington, will donate 100 percent of their profits after expenses during the month of October to the Port Washington Education Foundation, according to Laurie Scheinman the store's creator.
“As we alternate our monthly philanthropies between local, national and international organizations, we chose the PWEF for October as a thank you for all the opportunities they provide for PW students," said Scheinman.
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All are invited to attend a special PWEF reception at Wit & Whim on Tuesday, Oct. 15 from 6:30-8:30 p.m.
For more information, please go online to www.wit-and-whim.com.
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The Port Washington Education Foundation is an independent, non-profit, community-based organization which will award 31 educational grants to the Port Washington schools on Oct. 17.
The Foundation supports initiatives that enhance and expand educational opportunities over and above basic educational needs for all students in the Port Washington public schools. For more information go to www.PWEF.org.
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