JUST DO IT: Benefit for DKMS @ Busybee Homestore and Design Center, 1/28

Busybee Homestore and Design Center will be holding a charity event to support the DKMS Bone Marrow Center.

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JUST DO IT: Benefit for DKMS @ Busybee Homestore and Design Center, 1/28

POSTED: Friday, January 27, 2012, 11:00 AM

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Valentine’s Day is approaching, and if you’re still struggling to come up with the perfect gift for your honey — or if you’re single and need some retail therapy — consider heading down to Busybee Homestore and Design Center on Saturday. The South Street haven for the design-conscious will be holding a charity event to support the DKMS Bone Marrow Center. The largest marrow donor center in the world, DKMS works to find life-saving bone marrow donors for the nearly 300,000 Americans affected by leukemia each year. So before you start browsing the store’s eclectic selection of home décor, stop by and get your cheek swabbed to see if you could be a match. And while you’re trying to decide which locavore-oriented tote bag is more your style, know that 25 percent of your purchase will go to DKMS. In other words, buy both.

Sat., Jan 28., 12-6 p.m., Busybee Homestore and Design Center, 734 South St., 215-592-9600, busybeephilly.com.

(michael.gold@citypaper.net) (@migold)

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