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The Ramblewood Elementary PTO is holding a community sale event called Trash to Treasure
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Coral Springs, Florida – Put this on your calendars. Coral Springs. A “Trash to Treasure” community sale is being held by the Ramblewood Elementary PTO on Saturday, December 7, from 8 to 11 a.m.
The school’s parking lot, which is situated at the intersection of Riverside Drive and Shadowwood Boulevard at 8950 Shadowwood Blvd., Coral Springs, is the venue for this event.
Residents are encouraged to turn their once-loved goods or handcrafted crafts into someone else’s treasure while earning extra money at this family-friendly event.
The finest aspect? All earnings are retained by the sellers.
Parking places can be rented for $15 for one spot or $20 for two spots if you want to participate as a vendor. Online reservations are available at RamblewoodPTO.com, but don’t delay—seats are limited and are likely to fill up fast.
As long as they fit in the allotted space, vendors are welcome to bring their own tables and canopies. Please be aware that there won’t be restrooms available and that the event will be held outside. Additionally, on a first-come, first-served basis, direct sales companies are only allowed to have one representative per company.
This is your opportunity to meet people in the neighborhood while finding one-of-a-kind items, handcrafted presents, and gently used treasures.
For inquiries or additional details, send an email to RamblewoodElementaryPTO@gmail.com.
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