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Book Sale Funds Women's Recovery

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Calgarians, drop off book donations at Crossroads Market until April 22nd for RESET Societys book sale, supporting womens recovery from sexual exploitation and trafficking. Funds cover a full year of support, including medical care, addiction treatment, and job placement. Entry is just $2, with kids books at $2 each and hardcovers at $4. Your contribution can make a real difference.

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Book Sale Funds Women's Recovery

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Calgaryen's got until April 22nd to drop off book donations for a huge sale, backing the Reese's Society of Calgary. This group's all about helping women break free from sexual exploitation and trafficking. They're collecting at Crossroads Market in Southeast Calgary to raise funds for recovery programs. Donations run daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. right up to that deadline. Then the books hit the shelves over two weekends, April 30th through May 3rd and May 8th to 10th. The funds cover 12% of the budget for life-changing support. Women get a full one-year transition program, loaded with food, clothes, shelter, and medical care. It tackles addiction, too, with Dr. supervise detox. After graduation, survivors can chase scholarships to head back to school or land jobs through placement help. The impact hits hard, rebuilding lies from the ground up, swing by the sale for just a $2 entry kid's books go for $2 flat, and soft or hard covers run $4 each.

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