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Grateful to @widerainboworg @KESNYC & designer Lia Kes for 500 donated designer reusable masks for the Shinnecock Indian Nation. We had a lot of creativity today!We will have another pop up soon for Shinnecock residents. They are for children and adults, free to receive, and you can choose to design them or not #shinnecock

October 22, 2020

Grateful to @widerainboworg @KESNYC & designer Lia Kes for 500 donated designer reusable masks for the Shinnecock Indian Nation. We had a lot of creativity today!We will have another pop up soon for Shinnecock residents. They are for children and adults, free to receive, and you can choose to design them or not #shinnecock

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