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Journalist. WCJB TV20 News Anchor, Florida Association of Broadcast Journalists Board Member, & Occasional University of Florida Adjunct Lecturer
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Supporting the Life & Legacy initiative will help sustain this community

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By David Snyder Verified
| Jewish Community Voice Verified
250+: This is the number of participants in the Life & Legacy initiative of the Harold Grinspoon Foundation who have indicated that they will be leaving a gift (bequest) in their will or estate plan to benefit the future of the South Jersey Jewish community.
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Endowment fund donors show the way to build community

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By David Snyder Verified
| Jewish Community Voice Verified
Hundreds of philanthropic donors utilize the Jewish Community Foundation, Inc. (JCF) to manage long-lasting endowment funds. Spoiler alert: This summer, we invite you to join them in creating your own, named endowment fund and take advantage of a special incentive when doing so. Read on! Donors establish endowment funds to provide consistent, annual payouts from the fund to sustain their beloved charitable causes.
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Commentary: A proposed law would let California government escape accountability

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By David Snyder Verified
| The News & Observer Verified
Legislation that would dramatically undermine Californians' right to know - and therefore undermine local democracy - could be on the threshold of becoming law if enough legislators and members of the public don't stand up to stop it. Assembly Bill 1821 by Assemblywoman Blanca Pacheco (D-Downey) is perhaps unique in its aggressive, omnibus approach to making it harder for the public to know what the government is doing.
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