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The Foundation set to launch Give Miami Day 2013!
On December 12, 2012, our inaugural Give Miami Day made history as the most active 24 hours of giving in Miami-Dade County history. Donors from across our community and around the world gave $1.2 million to 300 nonprofits working hard to improve Greater Miami. We are primed and ready to reignite the city for Give Miami Day 2013! Log on to givemiamiday.org June 11 at 11 a.m. for the big announcement as we reveal the date for Give Miami Day 2013.
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Help solve Miami's mobility issues at our Transit Talk
Are you tired of being stuck in rush-hour traffic? Do you wish Miami had more bike paths? Do you want more walkable neighborhoods? Be a part of solving Miami's urban mobility issues at our Transit Talk, today, Wednesday, May 29, 6 p.m. at Avenue D (8 S. Miami Avenue). We've partnered with local transportation development stakeholders to host the panel discussion in preparation for the 2013 Transportation Summit. Attendees will include Florida Representative Jos� Javier Rodr�guez, District 112 and Councilwoman Sue Loyzelle of the Town of Cutler Bay. RSVP at transittalkpresummit.eventbrite.com.
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 Amy Rosenberg honored with the 2013
Ruth Shack Leadership Award
LEAVE A LEGACY and The Miami Foundation partnered to award Amy Rosenberg the 2013 Ruth Shack Leadership Award. The award is presented annually to an emerging leader who represents the qualities of ethics, dedication and service to Greater Miami embodied by The Miami Foundation's president emeritus, Ruth Shack. Rosenberg is an attorney and arts advocate who founded Overtown Music Project, a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and showcasing the tradition of music that existed for decades in Overtown. She was recognized along with the Community Champion Award recipient, David Lawrence, Jr., at the 15th Annual Donor Next Door Luncheon on May 8 at Jungle Island. Pictured left to right: Ruth Shack, Amy Rosenberg, David Lawrence, Jr. and Hank Raattama, co-chair of LEAVE A LEGACY.
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