Bat Mitzvah Celebration Donation
Our special thanks to the Revis-Snider Family in honor of Julia on the occasion of her Bat Mitzvah. With the help of Mitzvah Tables, the Revis-Snider family chose to decorate the tables at Julia’s Bat Mitzvah with centerpieces made up of items that will now be used by the National Marine Life Center. The centerpieces included plastic buckets, beach towels, crayons, Sharpies, scissors, garden clogs, ocean life picture books, plastic globe beach balls, garden gloves, ocean life beanies, and pencils. These items will come in handy with our education programs, arts and crafts and animal rehabilitation.
Julia – congratulations and thank you for sharing your special day with the National Marine Life Center! Your thoughtfulness will be appreciated by so many.
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