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Volume 5.1 Spring 2014 INVEST IN THE BEST 800 NE 9th Street, Madison, SD 57042 6052567710 madisonedfoundation.com E Inside this issue A Note from the Director 2 P is for Philanthropy 2 H is for HOLY

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