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I’m Dany Eason is the owner of DEPR Communications, Community, & YounGents Mentoring program. I have been working very hard to dedicate my time to the things that matter to me. One of those things is you. I would like to get more involved with more community events and affairs. Is time to highlight those individuals, affair, and events that matter to the hearts, minds, of our community. The one thing that I hear all the time is that there aren’t enough events for a cause, and where are these events at? And how do I get involved? While, since I have a large email list, (17,000) I want to be able to give the people what they want. I been called the unofficially mayor by many and I laugh, but its true I do know a lot of people in Charlotte. So I would like to use my powers for good, and give back, starting this month I will post any events that driving by a causes for free for the next two months.

If you have any events or affairs that you need to be promoted. Please send them to me and invite me out to get the lastest highlights about your affairs, and I will help you out for free. People need to know what you are doing and what issues there are in our community. So it will post on my DEPR Communications site as well as my DEPR Community site. Please contact me for more info at dany.eason@gmail.com Get Connected!

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