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...tells the stories of the individuals and families who have created permanent charitatble legacies through special giving arrangements and legacy gifts to the Boston Foundation; includes information on James Longley, The Fanney Wharton Helping Fund, The Theodore C. Hollander Trust, The Arthur L. and Irene S. Williston Trust for Education, Albert Stone, Edith M. Ashley, Johanna Pauline Schenki, Harriet Bartlett, The Ralph Lowell Fund, The Muriel and Otto Snowden Endowment Fund, The John F. Kennedy Library Foundation Endowment Fund, The Jorge Hernandez Cultural Center Endowment Fund, the Bradford Washburn Fund, the Arthur Fieldler Esplanade Concerts Fund, the E. Virginia Williams Endowment Fund, Red Auerbach Youth Foundation Fund, The Sheep Pasture Fund, the Boston Plan for Excellence in the Public Schools, John McCann, the Window Shop, George Beech, John Hagopian, David R. Pokross, Pan Trefler, Binkley and Paula Shorts, and Frederick Neinas...

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