Women's Multicolor Sheer Print Dress By Rabbit Rabbit Rabbit Designs. Size 14 on 2040-parts.com
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This beautiful lightweight dress is in excellent condition and perfect for spring and summer and any outfit! **Part of the proceeds of the items on our page, are donated to support my 6 year old grandson's non-profit organization. He plays on a Pop-Warner League football team and wants to help disadvantaged families pay team fees and purchase the equipment necessary for their children to be able to play organized sports. We also will be expanding our donations to support inner city and disadvantaged families who wish for their children to participate in enrichment activities such as; music, dance, voice, drama, art lessons etc... Thank you in advance for helping a child discover his/her gifts and talents! |
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