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One customer, Bella, who emigrated from Israel 22 years ago and works for an oral surgeon, said Bobbie's Place has been a godsend since the family fell on hard times after her husband's open-heart surgery.
Charity, Beautifully Disguised Ralph Gardner Jr. 2010
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Joel Houston, Brian and Bobbie's son and incidentally a spit for Westlife's Brian McFadden, leads the creative team behind Hillsong Music, the multi-million dollar hit machine that powers the operation.
Christopher Price: Australian Idolatry: Evangelical Christians Resurrecting the Music Industry Christopher Price 2011
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"They ask me, 'When are we coming to Bobbie's Place?'"
Charity, Beautifully Disguised Ralph Gardner Jr. 2010
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From that modest start grew Bobbie's Place, a Brooklyn children's clothing store that is conventional in every way but one — all the merchandise is free.
Charity, Beautifully Disguised Ralph Gardner Jr. 2010
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To qualify to "shop" at Bobbie's, there's a vetting process: Clients are interviewed over the phone, and the interview is followed up with a call to a social worker or clergy member who can vouch for their need.
Charity, Beautifully Disguised Ralph Gardner Jr. 2010
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It's almost a stage set: A sign on the frosted-glass front door says, "Welcome to Bobbie's Place."
Charity, Beautifully Disguised Ralph Gardner Jr. 2010
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Bobbie's Place is funded by foundations, friends and family, and costs around $650,000 a year to run; fund-raising, Mr. Schick sighed, is "a beast of a job," especially given the economy — with need soaring, and the manufacturers themselves feeling pinched.
Charity, Beautifully Disguised Ralph Gardner Jr. 2010
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There are signs addressed to "Bobbie's Place shoppers," and changing rooms where one is given a number tag, like at the Gap, to keep track of the garments they're taking to try on.
Charity, Beautifully Disguised Ralph Gardner Jr. 2010
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Renee Schick died in 1998 and the store also serves as a focal point for her 17 grandchildren, most o f whom are involved with Bobbie's Place in one way or another, Mr. Schick said.
Charity, Beautifully Disguised Ralph Gardner Jr. 2010
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Bobbie's Place serves about 8,500 poor children, many of whose parents are recent é migr é s from the former Soviet Union, as well as from Israel, Egypt, Syria and Iran.
Charity, Beautifully Disguised Ralph Gardner Jr. 2010
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