This picture was passed to us from a friend and we thought we would pass it on to you so you can see why we want to make these mats.
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It is hard to imagine that something we basically throw into our recycling bins can be given to concerned groups and turned into an item of value and usefulness for someone who otherwise has nothing. The little we do can be a magnitude of usefulness for others.
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