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Goodwill's Ugly Christmas Sweater Challenge

Coconut Telegraph

SRQ DAILY

SATURDAY DEC 2, 2017 |

Goodwill Manasota is tapping into the whimsical side of the holiday season while working to educate the community about the benefits of the reduce, reuse, recycle movement through its Ugly Christmas Sweater Challenge. Through December 20, community members are encouraged to shop second-hand for sweaters, use the holiday theme and their creativity to decorate their finds, and then post pictures of the resulting attire on social media. Goodwill Manasota is hosting the Ugly Christmas Sweater Challenge on its Facebook page: facebook.com/GoodwillManasota. Submissions will be accepted through December 20, with winners announced on December 22. The winners in three categories – cutest, ugliest, and most creative – will earn a Goodwill gift certificate and bragging rights.

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