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Helen Keller International Receives Annual Henry Kravis Prize in Leadership

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Post date February 21, 2014

Earlier this month, Claremont McKenna College announced that Helen Keller International, an organization whose mission is to fight against preventable blindness globally, would be honored with the 2014 Henry R. Kravis Prize in Leadership. The prize, named for Claremont McKenna alumna Henry Kravis, was established in 2006 to recognize an outstanding leader in the nonprofit […]

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New Yorkers Celebrate The Possibilities For Education At the 2013 Pratham Gala

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Post date October 17, 2013

Pratham 2013 Gala in Seattle — Pratham's 2013 Gala in Seattle
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Earlier this month, nearly 600 of New York City’s leaders in finance, technology, and entertainment gathered at the 2013 Pratham Tristate Gala. It was a night of generous fundraising, a celebration of the world’s children and critical volunteer work, and to learn more about Pratham’s commitment to improving education. Pratham’s mission is to ensure that […]

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