Join NECHAMA At Twin Cities Pride

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13 Jun 2019

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30 Mar 2026

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We at NECHAMA are excited to be part of our very first Twin Cities Pride festivities.
If you can't volunteer, be sure to stop at our booth (Yellow 08) and say hi.

We at NECHAMA are excited to be part of our very first Twin Cities Pride festivities. As an organization, we believe it important to support diversity within our work and our community.

Please join us June 22nd-23rd to help staff the booth or walk in the parade alongside us. If you can't volunteer, be sure to stop at our booth (Yellow 08) and say hi.

We believe in the strength of the NECHAMA community and know without amazing volunteers like yourself we are not as strong. We look forward to seeing all of you.

Sincerely,

Dorthy Maples
Operations Director
NECHAMA

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