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New Projects Funded Despite Public Outcry

Theodore Burgess of Amagansett, New York, successfully petitioned our organization to procure funding for his study on the detriments of minorities in his neighborhood, and despite runaway outcry, local news attention and a motion in state congress, we funded his program, and we did so with unrivaled pride.

Mr. Burgess set out to determine community satisfaction and crime levels currently as they compared to "1997 – Pre-Mexican Invasion" levels, and for the affordable cost of $3.7million we were able to finance his research.

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Floodgates of Innovation Opened in New Orleans

In the fabled Ninth Ward of darkest New Orleans we’ve unleashed a torrent of giving unrivaled since the clouds and levies opened to douse the already-soggy land to levels of inundation not seen since the previous ice age. We’ve assisted in the granting of more than three grants related to New Orleans reconstruction to the tune of almost $18,000 in the years since the floods of hurricane Katrina, and it’s this uncommonly small feat for which we wish to take such uncommonly unbelievable credit today.

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