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Leave People Better Announces Valentines Event this February 2-5


Leave People Better
has announced their official Valentine's Day event to be held online this February 2-5, 2023, on Facebook. 

The event set to be held on Facebook via the official Leave People Better group will consist of a ton of activities that includes sweet treats, yummy recipes, inspirational stories, craft tutorials, live cooking demos, prizes and much more. 

The event starts on February 2, 2023, at 3 PM EST, you will need to request to join the Facebook group in order to keep up with all of the fun activities that they have planned. We hope to see you there and please let us know how if you enjoyed the event. 

Get ready for Valentine's Day with your loved one by joining here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1219178345703479

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