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Mary Irace | Salvation Army Greater Portland

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Mary Irace | Salvation Army Greater Portland
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We speak with Mary Irace, Tools for Life Director with The Salvation Army Greater Portland about our ongoing Holiday 100 and the stories behind what she does.

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