COPE'S VISION Cope is a non-profit organisation formed in 1989. Cope's vision is to be the leader in providing innovative co-operative housing products and services COPE'S MISSION Empowering communities in South Africa by providing collective home ownershi

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We are a group of students from Southwest State University and surrounding area allied against the War on Iraq.

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The Freecycle Network™ is composed of many individual groups across the globe. To visit the central hub of this network, see the following website: www.freecycle.org

The Freecycle Network™ is composed of many individual groups across the globe. To visit the central hub of this network, see the following website: www.freecycle.org