Seasonal Celebration at the Multiple Sclerosis Center

December 12, 2014 Swedish Blogger

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The Swedish Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Center is hosting a gathering to celebrate the holidays and show our appreciation for the MS Community. Join us for refreshments, appetizers, music, activities, and a raffle of prizes. This is a FREE event.

FREE gift wrapping

Bring your gifts and we will wrap them for you! Wrapping paper and ribbon will be provided by the MS Center.

When: Friday, December 19
Time: Noon – 3 p.m.
Where: MS Center at Swedish
1600 Jefferson Street, A Level
Seattle, WA 98122
RSVP: Mallory Higgins at 206.991.2200 or just drop by!

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