2015 afpnneexist
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Nonprofit organizations rely on donations to fund their operations and continue providing services. This document expresses gratitude to donors for their financial support, which allows nonprofits to exist and fulfill their missions. Contact information is provided for Lynne M. Wester, who can be reached with any questions about donations or donor relations.
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Political branding techniques for trust and influence
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Each edition of the Newsletter features communication about the District's activities from the previous month, including the impact created, and shines a spotlight on the Rotaract Clubs and Rotaractors involved. It also features updates on upcoming intra- and inter-district events and projects, informing and encouraging members to participate.
The editions also contain messages from the DRR and DRS and an Editorial Note from a member of the District Editorial Board who played an active role in District activities during the previous month.
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