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Where’s the Love?

The Editors
December 3, 2018
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Dear Reader:

Every year, each member of NPQ’s board of directors makes a financial contribution to NPQ, and we use the total pledged as a challenge to kick off our end-of-year fundraising. This year, our small board pledged $5,000 as a challenge to you.

This means that the first $5,000 to come in as donations today will be matched dollar for dollar by our board members. So, give generously right now to ensure your match!

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