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First Clothing Recycling Container arrived on St. Maarten.

February 6, 2022

First Clothing Recycling Container arrived on St. Maarten.
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~GBNM Nanny Nurssy Foundation receives donations from Dutch Representative and Kooyman Megastore to support the less fortunate.~

 PHILIPSBURG:--- GBNM Nanny Nurssy foundation, better known as Nurse Monique of SMMC, is now the proud owner of a clothing recycling container. The investment was made possible by the joint efforts of the Dutch Representative in St. Maarten, Kooyman Megastore, and HaVen Audit, Accounting, and Consultancy.
The container was bought through a donation from the Dutch Representative in Philipsburg (VNP). The local audit, accounting, and consultancy firm HaVen assisted the foundation in bringing everyone together and procuring and shipping the container from ...

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Source: https://www.smn-news.com/index.php/st-maarten-st-martin-news/39623-first-clothing-recycling-container-arrived-on-st-maarten.html

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