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Boundless Mission Statement

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Boundless is dedicated to help people that need support especially women. We dedicate to give women in need clothing and make them prepare for any occasion. Boundless strives to help women move forward and become successful in whatever they want to accomplish. We do this by having designated bins in our stores where people can leave clothing that they no longer want. We do this because we want women to feel and look confident no matter the occasion. Our mission is to help everyone we can with their self-esteem because as women we have to work together to help each other not go against one another.

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