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The noble dream Small nonprofits have needs. And besides, the struggling nonprofit is doing good things; it deserves a big gift. The manager says, “Things are tight right now. The manager hesitates. It is now,” laughs the manager. Whatever you call it, an enhanced public identity can be valuable.
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