Episode 108 | FGL's Campaign for Generosity | The Carnegie Center

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🎙️ This week on the DoGood Radio Hour, we’re doing things a little differently! Courtney is joined by special co-host, Noa Gimelli from the Fund for Greater Lexington, to launch the Campaign for Generosity—a new initiative celebrating the power of generosity in our city 💙 Together, they welcome Jennifer Mattox from the Carnegie Center for Literacy & Learning to explore how generosity has shaped the Carnegie Center’s story and what it means for Lexington’s future. Listen NOW on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, or join us today at 2PM on RadioLex! #DoGoodRadioHour #CampaignForGenerosity #LexingtonKY #CarnegieCenter #FundForGreaterLexington #GenerosityMatters

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