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A Time to Remember Our Blessings

During the Holiday Season more than ever, our thoughts turn gratefully to all of our donors and volunteers who are committed to bringing hope and comfort to Nebraskans living with disease and disability, and helping CHC-NE to further our Mission of improving lives by raising funds for Nebraska’s health charities. We also continue to be thankful for our workplace giving partners – United Way of the Midlands, United Way of Lincoln and Lancaster County and all of those business and industry leaders across Nebraska who hosted a “Partners in Health” campaign this year. Raising money for our member charities is truly a team effort and we are glad you are all a part of our team.

While many of our workplace giving campaigns have wrapped up, our annual Curt Gordon Memorial CHC-NE Foundation drive is still underway. To those of you who have already given – Thank You! For those of you who haven’t, there is still time to send your 2011 tax deductible gift.

From all of us at Community Health Charities of Nebraska – Thank You and Best Wishes for the Holiday Season and a Happy New Year!


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