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Deborah posted this in News on Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Goducate's Singapore coordinating office

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So a couple of us got together this weekend to rig up the Goducate office on a shoe string budget. Key features include a photo exhibition gallery and a magnetic chalkboard wall. Had an excellent team of elves execute this DIY project with me on short notice and these photos capture snippets of the process. To these who so willingly and joyfully gave of their time, strength, talents, gifts and resources towards this cause, thank you for each of you and hope you will fondly remember Operation Goducate. =)

– Alina

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Goducate Singapore Coordinating Office

Renovating Goducate's Singapore Coordinating Office

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