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Whole Foods Market on Miller Ave and The Marine Mammal Center present, NOURISHING KIDS BY EDUCATING FAMILIES

Posted by Brownlie Raffaini, Whole Foods Market Marketing Team Leader, 
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Get your tickets at the Whole Foods on Miller Ave ONLY!

Last Day to buy your tickets is Wed, Sept. 26 at the Whole Foods Market on  414 Miller Ave.

Your $20 donation gets you a ticket to our event on Sunday, Oct 7th at The Marine Mammal Center.  Together, we will be offering you an up close and personal class, lunch and tour from 10:30-1:00 pm.  

All proceeds to be split between the Whole Kids Foundation and The Marine Mammal Center.    

 The Whole Kids Foundation is a non-profit organization devoted to improving children's nutrition and wellness with the goal of ending the childhood obesity epidemic. 

Thank you to all who donated last year!  Your donation efforts help raise a grant for Park School here in Mill Valley.



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