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All the good things our community does for our
people, at home and overseas, could not be accom-
plished without financial resources.

Without our annual appeal -- the Allied Jewish
Campaign -- and the endowment funds that support
special programs and services, we could not im-
prove the quality of life for our families, or educate
our children, or care for our aged.

This was a banner year for both the Campaign and
the Federated Endowment Fund. Thanks to the
Campaign Challenge Fund, thousands of contribu-
tors were motivated to increase their pledges, and
many new contributors joined in for a final Cam-
paign total of $26,950,000.

TOP RIMMIPRIPIN

The value of endowment funds grew this year to
$95 million. Eighty-five new funds were created,
enabling Federation and its agencies to extend their
network of care.

Federation is proud of its reputation for integrity and
financial accountability, for efficiency and effec-
tiveness in its operations. In followup to the Strate-
gic Planning Committee recommendations, Federa-
tion and the United Jewish Foundation are already
streamlining operations with a view toward contain-
ing costs while enhancing quality of services.

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Left:

Norman Pappas got a
helping hand from his
friends in the Youth
Campaign on Super
Sunday.

Below left:

Three long-time
endowment fund
supporters -- Bill
Berman, Dick Sloan
and Jack Robinson --
shared a moment of
friendship at a dinner
honoring major gift
donors.

Below right:

Harvey Bronstein made
sure the numbers add-
ed up during the Super
Weeks Campaign
telethon. More than
$1 million was raised.

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