Count Inflation Into End of Year Fundraising Plans
Since we’re all used to pivoting – or rather pirouetting – these last two years, 2022 has not disappointed either. From record-high gas prices to
Since we’re all used to pivoting – or rather pirouetting – these last two years, 2022 has not disappointed either. From record-high gas prices to sharp rent increases, inflation this year has shaped the economic landscape of the United States in ways not seen in decades. As more and more…
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Since we’re all used to pivoting – or rather pirouetting – these last two years, 2022 has not disappointed either. From record-high gas prices to
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