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GIKI
(redirected from Gifts In Kind International)

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GIKIGhulam Ishaq Khan Institute (of Engineering Sciences and Technology; Topi, Pakistan)
GIKIGifts in Kind International (Alexandria, VA)
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Gifts In Kind International this year tweaked how it reports information.
Trouble on the horizon: difficult year has not yet reached reporting ... by Hrywna, Mark / The Non-profit Times
FEI members who are considering the use of product philanthropy as part of an overall tax and cost savings program for their companies might consider partnering with Gifts In Kind International.
Charitable donations boost bottom line, image. (Washington Insights) by Prysock, Mark / Financial Executive
Presentations also were made by Mark Dobosz, vice president of development for SCORE and executive director of the SCORE Foundation, and Barry Anderson, interim president and CEO of Gifts In Kind International.
Business, Government and Civil Society Leaders Convene for Office ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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