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Garden State Woman Education Foundation Appeal

What we are doing

The Garden State Woman Education Foundation (GSWEF- 501c3) has created a new initiative, GOOD DEEDS. This launches GSWEF as a leader in galvanizing the support of women in business to promote GOOD DEEDS, reaching out to help other people.  GOOD DEEDS is our fundraising name for the idea. Donations can be made on www.gswoman.com. We have a fantastic new project that needs seed money, as does our unique college scholarship program.  So, please, help us go forward. Giving is intrinsic to our American way of life. It is the DNA of our human spirit. Thanks. 

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