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Lazarex Cancer Foundation set to close its doors Dec. 31

Can health nonprofits survive in the current environment?

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As every non-profit organization knows, it is our obligation to be purpose-driven. Most NPO founders and the people who work for them have been thrown into this space as a result of life experiences. It is our passion rather than a job to simply collect a paycheck. 

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Erin Miller
Director of operations and development, Lazarex Cancer Foundation
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