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Free Admission Pass Offer from Zoo New England –

Zoo New England

“As a long-time collaborator with MITS, Zoo New England (Franklin Park Zoo & Stone Zoo) recognizes the crucial educational opportunities that this organization makes possible. In recognition of this, we would like to offer a complimentary one-time use admission pass to either of these zoos valid for the entirety of 2015. You will receive one free admission for each $50 contribution made to MITS, so if you want to bring a friend (or a teacher), make a $100 contribution. You’ll be in for a great day of learning and fun while supporting a great cause!”

Click here to v isit the Support MITS page and make your contribution today!

Offer valid from December 1 – December 31, 2014.

MITS is a 501(c)(3) organization and all contributions are deductible to the extent permitted by law.

MITS will be in touch with contributors after their donation regarding their zoo pass.

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