Celebrate DeWaard & Bode’s 75th Anniversary

Celebrate DeWaard & Bode’s 75th Anniversary

Photo: KAFE/DeWaard & Bode


KAFE 104.1 congratulates DeWaard & Bode on their 75th Anniversary!

Not only can you get the lowest prices of the season, but DeWaard & Bode is also giving back to you AND the community!

First, fill out an entry form in their showroom for a chance to win your share of over $10,000 in prizes.  DeWaard & Bode is giving away washer/dryer sets, gift cards, a Tempurpedic mattress and more!

Then, make a donation to Whatcom & Skagit County food banks.  DeWaard & Bode will match donations up to $50,000!  This will go a LONG way in helping food banks serve families throughout Northwest Washington.

Join the celebration with DeWaard & BodeClick here to find out more!

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