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Alle Adventsome Kalender werden in Deutschland mit Liebe verpackt. Und dafür kannst Du Dich jetzt bedanken.
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 Das Adventsome Team hat die beste Fabrik ausgewählt: Werkstätten, die dazu da sind Menschen mit Behinderung eine Aufgabe zu geben, die ihnen Spaß macht und sie fördert.
Jetzt kannst Du ihnen direkt ein Dankeschön senden.
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