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Donation kicks-off annual fundraising campaign for Berrien Springs Area Endowment

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The Berrien Springs Area Endowment has started its annual fundraising campaign with a $5,000 donation from former resident Denny Stover, BSAE Chairman Richard Bartz announced last week. “We were excited to see this generous donation from Dennis Stover to kick-off our annual fundraising campaign,” he said.” “It is particularly encouraging to receive support from former residents who continue to invest in our community.” “Dennis has donated generously to us in previous years, and this year he was in town and assisted us as we mailed out our annual appeal letter,” he said. “It really comes down to the fact that Berrien Springs has always been and still is home even though I’ve been in Texas and Oklahoma for a long time,” Stover said.

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