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Rosanna to Donate 10 Percent of Online Sales to Sandy Relief
By Seattle Mag November 6, 2012
As the stormwaters receede, the devastation and aftermath of Sandy continues to challenge the people of New York and New Jersey, who are struggling to stay warm, dry and safe as temperatures plummet along the East Coast. Designer and author, Rosanna Bowles, known for her ability to create a cozy scene with a pretty tabletop and gorgeous food, is donating 10 percent of her November online sales from her Georgetown-based pottery and tableware line, Rosanna, to the Red Cross in support of our hard hit neighbors to the East.
I trust you need a platter or two for your Thanksgiving feast? Now’s a good time to buy one. And there’s always holiday gifts. It’s never too early to start.
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