Request for Information on Gift Planning Free Publications and Gift Illustrations
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NCPB
Attention: Gift Planning Department
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San Francisco, CA 94110-1426
Please mail me printed materials on the following:
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Jonathan C. Rice Legacy Society membership
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The Jonathan C. Rice Legacy Society honors the philanthropic leadership and vision of individuals who have provided for the future of public broadcasting by making an estate gift to KQED. Member benefits include special receptions, VIP tours, and access to the KQED video library.
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