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Making celebrities work for your charity

Making celebrities work for your charity
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Making celebrities work for your charity

Fundraising | 19 Mar 2009

Celebrities and charities can benefit from each other, particularly during times of economic hardship. It’s just a matter of making sure that both are worthy of each other, says Eileen Hammond.

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March 2009

March 2009