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Mascot Miracles Foundation from Utah needs new space
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West Jordan, Utah — According to a Utah non-profit organization, it has less than a month to find a new space.
The Mascot Miracles Foundation serves kids who struggle with physical challenges, life-threatening illnesses, and other issues.
Jordan Landing in West Jordan has donated office space to the organization for the last three years, but the nonprofit says the new owners do not want to continue the partnership.
They have about three weeks to find a new place.
“They see from behind the masks the joy these kids have. And until you see it, you don’t realize the bond that they get with these kids”.
The foundation is hoping someone can help them find a space that has room for small events, board meetings, and some storage.
All money they earn goes right back to the kids because they are a non-profit.
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