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FEATURING

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UPMC Health Plan is proud to support Just Harvest and the 27th Annual Celebration Dinner.

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EVENT FEATURES PROGRAM 6:00 PM COCKTAIL HOUR & SILENT AUCTION 7:00 PM WELCOME Lisa Sylvester

Master of Ceremonies, WPXI News Anchor

REFLECTION Vanessa German DINNER

DINNER MENU

mixed greens, roasted grapes, almonds, apple cider vinaigrette butternut squash risotto, english peas, dried sweet cherries, balsamic drizzle -orroasted lemon pepper chicken breast, preserved lemon & olive couscous, toasted almond & fig compote strawberry shortcake coffee service

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sr. Barbara Finch, Board President “Action Against Hunger: Today and Tomorrow” Anne Alter Rochelle Jackson KEYNOTE ADDRESS: “Social Justice Is About Setting the Right Table” Teresa C. Younger, President/CEO, Ms. Foundation

8:30 PM SILENT AUCTION CLOSES GEORGE & JANE BECKER MEMORIAL AWARD PRESENTATION Paulette Battisti, Board Vice President United Steelworkers

SEEDS OF JUSTICE AWARD PRESENTATION Sr. Barbara Finch, Board President GOOD NIGHT

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ABOUT THE HARVEST C 27A N N UA L TH

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SPEAKER

Teresa C. Younger

Since 1989, the Harvest Celebration Dinner has been Just Harvest’s signature event, bringing together hundreds of supporters and community leaders to celebrate our victories.

Proceeds from the Harvest Celebration Dinner support Just Harvest: A Center for Action Against Hunger, our public policy advocacy arm, and Just Harvest Education Fund, our educational and service arm.

Teresa C. Younger is the President and CEO of the Ms. Foundation for Women. She has been on the frontlines of some of the most important battles for women’s health, safety and economic justice. She is a tireless advocate and well-respected feminist leader.

Prior to joining the Ms. Foundation for Women, Younger most recently served as the executive director of the Connecticut General Assembly’s Permanent Commission on the Status of Women, where she was instrumental in campaigns that resulted in state legislation to raise the minimum wage and provide paid sick leave in Connecticut.

A noted speaker, advocate and activist, she has been recognized by many organizations for her commitment to women’s health, safety, and economic justice. She was named to the Older Women’s League Hall of Notables and honored by Planned Parenthood Federation of America as a 2015 Dream Keeper, among other honors.

Just Harvest and the United Steelworkers are proud to honor Teresa C. Younger with our 2015 George and Jane Becker Memorial Award.

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CELEBRATION DINNER OUR SPEAKERS 2014

SEEDS OF JUSTICE AWA R D E E Casa San Jose

Casa San Jose is a community resource center that links Latino neighbors in need with service providers and other resources in order to advance their integration. As an outreach of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Baden, Casa San Jose strives to create a welcoming community for Latino immigrants by providing opportunities for their civic and social engagement.

The Seeds of Justice Award is presented annually to individuals or organizations that make extraordinary contributions in advancing Just Harvest’s mission to eliminate hunger and poverty. It gives us great pleasure to present this award to our allies at Casa San Jose.

Sasha Abramsky

2013

Sister Simone Campbell

2012

David Shipler

2011

Tony P. Hall

2010

Arlene Holt Baker

2009

Raj Patel

2008

Robert Kuttner

2007 Donna Brazile 2006

Frances Moore Lappe

2005

Eric Alterman

2004

Will Durst

2003

Jim Hightower

2002

Dick Gregory

2001

Paul Begala

2000

Doug O’Brien

1999 Janet Poppendieck 1998 Shirley R. Watkins 1997

Peter Edelman

1996

Frances Fox Piven

1995

Barbara Ehrenreich

1994

Ed Cooney

1993

Sr. Christine Vladimiroff

1992

Rev. David Beckmann

1991

Dr. Joycelyn Elders

1990

Nancy Amidei

1989 Dr. J. Larry Brown

SEEDS OF JUSTICE AWARDEES

MASTER OF CEREMONIES Lisa Sylvester, WPXI News Anchor

American Peabody and Emmy award-winning journalist and television correspondent

2014

Grow Pittsburgh

2013

Just Harvest’s Founding

2012

East Liberty Presbyterian

Board of Directors

2011

Church Joyce Rothermel

2010

Joni Rabinowitz

2009

East End Food Co-op

2008

Senator Jim Ferlo

2007

University of Pittsburgh,

2006

George and Jane Becker

School of Social Work 2005 Attorneys Against Hunger 2004

Molly Rush

2003

Congressman Bill Coyne

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ABOUT THE AUCTION MAKE A DIFFERENCE! The silent auction is your oppurtunity to Make a Difference in the lives of our neighbors who struggle to put food on the table everyday.

Your donation will support Just Harvest and our mission to end hunger in our community.

OUR SILENT AUCTION The silent auction will open for bidding at the beginning of the evening and close at 8:30 pm. An announcement will be made to inform bidders when the Silent Auction will close. Each item in the auction has a bid sheet in front of it, and each increase in bid must equal or exceed the “minimum raise” on that sheet to constitute a valid bid. The closing bid, as determined by the auction staff, constitutes the winning bid.

BUY IT NOW Each bid sheet has a “Buy It Now” price listed above the bid section. To purchase an item for this price, take the bid sheet to the auction checkout table and inform the auction staff. “Buy It Now” will cease to be an option on any given item if the bidding surpasses the “Buy It Now” price.

GENERAL INFORMATION Just Harvest has endeavored to catalog and describe items and services correctly, but everything is sold as is.

Below are some of our favorite items including tickets to a Pittsburgh Pirates game, a Bed & Breakfast Package at the Omni William Penn, a series of yoga classes, and a lapis necklace.

DONORS Beads for Change Big Burrito Restaurant Group Birdsfoot Golf Club BYS Yoga Call to Action Pennsylvania Carnegie Museums of Art and Natural History Carnegie Science Center Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh Clarissa Boutique & Parker Button Coffee’s Cornucopia Dinette

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East End Food Co-op Virginia Farnsworth Foxwood Country Club Legume Bistro & Butterjoint Omni William Penn Hotel Penn Brewery Pennsylvania Macaroni Company Pennsylvania Trolley Museum Pittsburgh CLO Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Pittsburgh Pirates Pittsburgh Playhouse Theatre Pittsburgh Steelers Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium

Ken Regal & Judy Ruszkowski Romulus Inc. Ed & Ann Ruszkowski SAVOY The Apollo Café The Big Y Group The Frick Art & Historical Center Benjamin Thomas University of Pittsburgh Department of Athletics Vanderbeck Massage Therapy LLC

THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS EVENT POSSIBLE PRESENTING

SPONSOR MAJOR

SPONSORS Anonymous Donor

SUPPORTING

SPONSORS TABLE BUYERS

Americans for Democratic Action Call to Action PA

PLANNING COMMITTEE Theresa Orlando Event Co-Chair

Cathy Raphael & Friends

Jennifer Thoma

Dollar Bank

Event Co-Chair

East End Food Coop Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank Hill House Association La Roche College Rae O’Hair & Friends - in memory of Jerry Yoest Sisters of St. Joseph & Sisters of Divine Providence St. James Wilkinsburg

Sr. Barb Finch Paulette Battisti Ken Regal Ann Sanders Heather Seiders Dawn Marie Smith Peggy Sunseri Kait Swisher

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JUST H Teamwork is a hallmark of Just Harvest’s success.

Just Harvest remains effective and strong because of the commitment and hard work of our staff, our interns, our volunteers, our members, our funders, our donors, our sponsors, our advertisers, our guests, our allies, and community partners.

Thank you for being part of the Just Harvest team.

STAFF

INTERNS

Stephanie Bennett Fresh Access Site Coordinator

Jessica Cohen Maryann Fix Sasha Henry Andrew O’Rourke Kristen Rodack Shontyia Utterback

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Ann Sanders Volunteer Coordinator

Sr. Barbara Finch President

Becky Boll Fresh Access Site Coordinator Emily Cleath Communications Coordinator Helen Gerhardt Fresh Corners Coordinator Barbara Jakab Tax Training Developer Rochelle Jackson Public Policy Advocate Ken Munz Operations Coordinator Maria Muzzie Grassroots Organizer Carla Payne-Harrison Food Stamp Specialist Ken Regal Executive Director Rena Saimoto Fresh Access Site Coordinator

Emily Schmidlapp Fresh Access Coordinator Heather Seiders Office Manager

Paulette Battisti Vice President

James Tedrow Food Stamp Specialist

Steve Irlbacher Secretary

Kristie Weiland Stagno Tax Campaign Coordinator

Alexander Carlisle Treasurer

AMERICORPS VISTAS

Jeffrey Anderson Sara Bennett Barbara Coffee Jeannette Hickman Leah Lizarondo Mary Elizabeth McCarthy Gabriel McMorland Theresa Orlando Jennifer Thoma Thanks to Fran Gruden whose term ended in the past year.

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Joshua Berman Fresh Corners Coordinator

Lorita Gillespie Averyl Hall Dawn Marie Smith

EMERSON HUNGER FELLOW Kalena Thomhave

TAX STAFF Stephanie Bennett Mary Grace Diana Ed Heath Lauren Hill Barbara Jakab Marrissa Johnson Kellie Kasbee Ke Li Rena Saimoto Vaughn Schmid Kathleen Sheehan Kay Tanney Janet Willoughby

TAX INTERNS Dakota Arturo Li Guo Zijun Li Stephen Pritchard Harprit Singh Weilun Wu Wenwen Zhang

FUNDERS Alleghen County Health Department Allegheny County Bar Foundation Birmingham Foundation BNY Mellon Foundation Community Kitchen Pittsburgh Food Research and Action Center Giving2Grow Internal Revenue Service MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger National League of Cities PA Department of Human Services Pittsburgh Community Kitchen

United Jewish Federation United Way of Allegheny County US Department of Agriculture

HONORARY ADVISORY COUNCIL

Neal Bisno President, SEIU Healthcare PA Esther L. Bush President and CEO, Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh Senator Jay Costa Nina Esposito-Visgitis President, Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers Congressman Mike Doyle Leo W. Gerard International President, United Steelworkers Phil Hallen Kenny Steinberg

MEMBERS Just Harvest is grateful for our 412 active members who donated nearly $60,000 since Oct. 2014. Your generosity, ranging from $5.00 to $2,500 makes our work possible.

IN MEMORIAM Just Harvest mourns the passing earlier this year of two important members of the Just Harvest family, former board member Chuck Peters and longtime volunteer and Honorary Advisory Councilmember Antoinette Cardamone.

HARVEST VOLUNTEERS Thank you to our 198 volunteers who donated 7,160 hours to make our work successful.

LISTED BY HOURS 100+ Goldy Cheng Norman Edelstein Helene Larkin Sam Mudrak Jeff Nimerosky Elysa Schwartz Richard Shaw Danna Watson

50-100 Darlene Atwater Becky Boll William Bron Linting Cai Naga Ravindranath Chaluvadi Wei Dang Christine Derr Addison Dunn Stephanie Eberhardt Suraiya Farukhi Virginia Finnegan Maryann Fix Dennis Frankovic Kimberly Garner Clayton Heberling Kara Heffran Nancy King Phillip Legge Sue Martinelli Jeremy Martinson Richard Matthews Richard Mendt David Miller John Nichols Deon Reese James Reinhard Cherrie Rutkowski Janet Salandro Kathleen Savarino Qian Sha Lorraine Smith

Ziyan Song Don Vadnal Xiaoya Wang Joseph Warner Flora Xiang Marcia Yanshak Barbara Yergin

25-50 Brittney Arnett Kirsten Arnold Zachary Booth Shirley Campbell Sarah Chatha Sierra Clifford Andrew Colaizzi Katherine Collins Caroline Coyle Andrew Cropcho Mackensie Cross Sana Daoud Winter Epps Joshua Fales Peggy Flowers Carla Fotopoulos Emma Freedman Kai Fu Jennifer Garner Deanna Harris Xiuyuan He Mia Hicks Kaitlyn Hlebechuk Katie Hopkins Shobha Jatkar Jinhee Jeon Clara Johnson-Hawkins Ruben Jones Forrest Kesterson Jared Kubinsky Cristina Kulik Daniel Kun Hua Lang Michael Latini Susanna Lee Yifei Ma Jamika Maclin Karen Mahan Patricia McDonough Dianne Mettrick Rebecca Myers Nancy Neal Alex Norton Madison O’Brien Jones Erika Olsen

Frederique Potvin Mon Poudyel Kevin Pugh Fran Quinlan Christian Rieger Tamika Riley Greg Rocco Ralph Santoliquido Jasbir Sayal Marsha Shisman Shudi Sun Kait Swisher Yiheng Tan Madeline Wahl Jackie Walker Angelica Walker Zhanyao Wang Qiao Wang Rebecca Weisner Tutu Wreh Heather Wylie Jinjing Xia Yurou Yang Matt Zebrowski Lingyi Zhang Lanting Zhuang

LESS THAN 25 Uyimc Akpah Muhammad Ali Melinda Angeles Bois Bakhodirov David Blount Patrick Bruener Alex Burkowsky Casey Capitolo Gina Carl Melissa Checchio Ronald Colman Brian Cura Linda Davis Barbara Deem Sylvia Dennis Tyra Dubose Rosemary Duffy Ellen Eckert Joseph Eckleman Emily Fabick Aleta Forbes Michael Frederick Anijah Gaines Ruth Getz Lorita Gillespie Chris Girouard

Bobbi Hardisky Ashley Hipple Laura Horowitz Eva Humphrey James Hunter Carolyn Ireland Luvenia Jones Eliza Kaye John Michael Keba Bruce Kelly Nathan King Bonnie Leisey-Bartsch Alexander Locke Marissa Loreto JoAnn Lozecki Paul Lubold Julie Malloy Robin McCann Mary Elizabeth McCarthy Gwen Michaux Christina Molina Ron Morgan Indu Muthuswamy Jenine Nembhard Noa Park Emma Patarcity Joshua Pender Anthony Plastino Elisa Portillo Wein Robin Rinaldi Vanna Robinson Ana Karen Romero Montero Robin Schnepp Calvin Schuchman Lisa Scott Kayla Serrano Nick Sharp Robert O. Shepherd Melinda Sinkule Kathleen Smith Jessica Smith Josh Tancordo Sandi Tedesco Chuck Tharp Chrystal Thomas Tina Tran Sandy Trout Rose Vogel Tianying Wang Aaron Warren Guy Wathen Joseph Wilczynski Rhonda Williams Judy Sue Wolfson Sara Zalewski

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ACTION AGAI Just Harvest 2015 Highlights

Our tax program and advocacy work was profiled in the Sunday New York Times on March 22, 2015.

FUEL 4 SCHOOL CAMPAIGN Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) is a new element of federal child nutrition policy that allows schools in high-poverty areas to serve free breakfast and lunch to all students. In 2014, the first school year for CEP, 86% of eligible schools in Allegheny County adopted the provision, providing universal access to breakfast and lunch to over 41,000 students. Through our partnership with the Congressional Hunger Center, Just Harvest hosted a resesarch fellow to analyze and build support for further local adoption of CEP. With grassroots support from allies including Southwest PA Food Security Partnership, A+ Schools, Family Support Centers, as well as input from focus groups, principals, and parents, we helped several school districts plan for CEP. BARRIERS TO BENEFITS PROGRESS Our ongoing campaign for sorely-needed improvements to customer service at the PA Department of Human Services (DHS) has gained more ground. At our recommendation DHS has adopted measures to cut down on lost paperwork and unnecessary delays in benefits. At our urging, DHS continues to work to reduce telephone wait times and dropped calls.

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In early 2015, U.S. Sen. Bob Casey met with Just Harvest and other PA advocates and took our testimony to the Senate floor to oppose federal cuts to food stamps (SNAP).

IMPROVING ACCESS TO FRESH, HEALTHY FOOD ➢ Our leadership within the Pittsburgh Food Policy Council helped that coalition expand its visibility, hire its first staff members, and advance its working relationships with city and county government. The Council formed in 2009 to improve Pittsburgh’s food system. ➢ We are partnering with the Allegheny County Health Department to implement Fresh Corners, an exciting healthy corner store initiative to expand access to fresh fruits and vegetables for people living in food deserts. ➢ Our Fresh Access program, which enables people to use food stamps at farmers markets, expanded to 15 area markets and now offers Food Bucks, an incentive to help make nutritious, farm-fresh goods more affordable to food stamp shoppers.

We updated a new logo that emphasizes action and progress, builds on our history, and raised our public visibility.

ADVANCING CITY’S AGENDA ON FOOD & HUNGER Just Harvest joined fellow anti-hunger and food policy advocates in forging a powerful partnership with the City of Pittsburgh, reaping important results: ➢ The City expanded and promoted its summer food program for children as part of a National League of Cities initiative and launched a new afterschool meals program at its recreation centers. ➢ All seven Citiparks farmers markets now accept food stamps and other electronic transactions through Just Harvest’s Fresh Access program. ➢ City zoning changes will make it easier for residents to raise their own chickens, bees, and garden crops, thanks to leadership from Grow Pittsburgh and the Pittsburgh Food Policy Council.

PA ELIMINATES FOOD STAMP ASSET TEST Just Harvest along with our fellow anti-hunger advocates in Pennsylvania pushed Governor Tom Wolf to end the state’s resource test for food stamp applicants, which had unfairly blocked tens of thousands of households in need from receiving food stamps since being put in place by former Gov. Tom Corbett in 2012.

INST HUNGER ANNE ALTER, FRESH ACCESS SHOPPER

Our Fresh Access program enables shoppers at participating farmers markest to use their food stamps – as well as credit and debit cards – to buy fresh, nutritious, and locally-grown food. Launched in 2013, Fresh Access now operates at 15 area markets.

“It is hard to find the words to say just how much it meant to me to be able to shop at the farmers market.

It was so wonderful to have access to truly fresh food, to interact with the farmers, and to know that the food I was buying was local.

This kind of gathering feels like a small village. I feel included and less on the financial outskirts of society.

It was very hard emotionally to use my ACCESS card in such a public place where I often run into people I know.

Fortunately, you and staff always treated me with respect, and the vendors seemed to be nonjudgmental, and happy to have my business.

I predict that other people will find, as I have, that the more easy access there is to fresh produce, the more we will include good food in our diets.”

-- Anne Alter

Be a part of real solutions to end hunger.

Designate Just Harvest on your payroll pledge form!

Federal Employees select Combined Federal Campaign #43459

Or look for the membership card on your table!

United Way donors select Contributor Choice #2493.

Just Harvest Education Fund is a proud partner agency of the United Way of Allegheny County whose Impact Fund enables us to expand and strengthen our efforts to help low-income people access the public safety-net benefits they need.

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SNAPSHOTS O Unfiltered and unedited, five area residents document their personal experiences of poverty in a new Just Harvest exhibit of photographs that show the impact of poverty in our community.

Inspired by Drexel University’s Witnesses to Hunger, this is a project that empowers those who know firsthand what it means to face poverty – people who are too often left out of the policymaking processes that directly impact their lives. Using digital photography, the participants spark dialogue, engage and inform policymakers, and inspire change.

Exhibiting their photographs to the public is only the first step in this dialogue. They are using these photographs and their life experiences to advocate for change in their own communities. They are living testimony of the need for powerful public policies at all levels of government to bring an end to hunger and poverty.

The entire exhibit is now open to the public at Repair the World during their regular hours, M-F 10am-5pm through Friday, November 6, 2015.

Please join us for a closing reception that evening.

Repair the World: 6022 Broad Street, East Liberty

Kathy Marty, Brighton Heights: “I have a disability and have difficulty getting up and down my basement stairs because they have no railing. I’m afraid to ask my landlord to fix these problems because he’ll raise the rent and I can barely afford the rent now.”

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Linda Davis, Swissvale: “There is some scary mold in my basement. I will have a new grandchild in February and I won’t let the baby in my home because I’m afraid the mold will make it sick.”

OF POVERTY Brian Cura, Pittsburgh: “I wake up every morning at the crack of dawn but I have no place to go. People put me down for not having a job but I can’t find a job.”

Luvenia Jones, Fayette: “I grew up in the Hill District and, at the time, it was beautiful.

Now, buildings have been abandoned.”

Vickie Stevenson, Allison Park: “Eviction is a nightmare.

They treat people’s belongings like they were trash.”

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Bridgeway helps increase access to healthy food options in low-income areas by offering Healthy Foods Financing. We support businesses that bring fresh fruits and vegetables into the food deserts of western Pennsylvania. Contact Bridgeway today to learn how we can support your healthy foods project or enterprise.

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Paul R. Brophy Secretary Treasurer

The School of Social Work proudly supports Just Harvest’s 27th Annual Harvest Celebration and its ultimate goal of eliminating hunger and poverty.

School of Social Work Web socialwork.pitt.edu

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Executive Director Caster D. Binion

The Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh supports Just Harvest for your dedication in helping to eliminate hunger, educate and empower those who are in need.

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Because health is a life-long pursuit, we’re there for members day in, and day out. Providing comprehensive coverage to uninsured children. Encouraging thousands to engage in healthy lifestyles. Giving families tools and information for healthy living. And more. This is how Highmark actively promotes health for all.

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Join the TMC on November 9 as we honor Congresswoman Barbara Lee at the 43rd Anniversary Thomas Merton Award Dinner.

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PATRON SPONSORS HARVESTER Bill Benter Merging Media is proud to support Just Harvest

Pittsburgh Call to Action salutes Just Harvest for honoring Casa San Jose

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Brashear Association Salutes Just Harvest An Advocate for Justice

Nancy S. Hazlett & R. Stanton Wettick

Continued blessings on your work.

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The Steel Valley Authority (SVA) is an organization dedicated to saving and creating sustainable manufacturing jobs which are vital for successful families and strong communities.

Lin & Stanley Ehrenpreis Cecelia Epperson Cliff & Nora Johnson Congratulations & Best Wishes!

Andrew Muha

GLEANER Michael & Jane Louik St. Raphael Food Bank

Harry Davis & Company www.harrydavis.com Congratulations to Teresa!

Thanks for your good work in our community.

Patricia Cluss & Jeffrey Herman Thank you Just Harvest for your work on behalf of our community.

Focus On Renewal Thank you for your great mission to end poverty and hunger in our region!

Congregation of the Sisters, Servants of IHM

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Congratulations to Teresa Younger and Casa San Jose and thanks for all your work for justice.

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