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From the supplier: The Brimmer and May School, Boston, MA, staged a capital campaign to raise funds for refurbishing its Chase Building. The initiative proved to be a success as a result of the help of 20 volunteers, the full support of the trustees and the school head, teamwork and determination. The school has proven that making donors sense a personal connection to the campaign helps in raising much-needed funds.

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Title: School fund raising reaps benefits from reform: Brimmer and May School's successful transformation from a traditional all-girls' school to leader in coed learning boosts capital campaign.(Cover Story)
Author: Nancy Sobin Drourr
Publication:Fund Raising Management (Magazine/Journal)
Date: September 1, 1997
Publisher: Hoke Communications, Inc.
Volume: v28 Issue: n7 Page: p24(9)

Article Type: Cover Story

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