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Posted: December 22, 2011
Area residents can help neighbors in need at Dartmouth Mall
Dartmouth Mall is encouraging local residents to help their neighbors in need this holiday season by providing access to a Holiday Gift Wrap benefitting the Women's Center, Quarters for Christmas event, and Scouting for Quarters event.
"Dartmouth Mall takes pride in being an integral member of the community. At this time of year in particular, we are fortunate to work with several notable nonprofits to shine a spotlight on their causes," said Beth Zager, mall marketing director. "Over the years, the mall has served as a top location for raising funds, as we have found that no matter the economic climate, our shoppers are very generous when it comes to charitable giving."
Dartmouth Mall, owned and managed by Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust (PREIT), participates in PREIT Cares, the company's springboard for community awareness and charitable giving.
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