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Shelter Program Manager Interview Report
Hello Lori,
I am writing you to introduce myself. My name is Mariia, and I am a new program manager for the shelter program at Bill Wilson Center. Debbie recommended me to contact you, as you and your department possess awesome resources for our kids. Please include me in your contact list and If I can be of any assistance to you please feel free to contact me. It is my pleasure to cooperate with you.

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