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Celebrating Success + Gratitude: Recap of NAF's 20th Annual Benefit!

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The power of community! Greetings! With heartfelt gratitude, we extend our warmest thanks to all of

The power of community! Greetings! With heartfelt gratitude, we extend our warmest thanks to all of you who contributed to the resounding success of [NAF's 20th Annual Benefit]( held on May 8. It was a truly remarkable evening filled with inspiring stories, meaningful connections and most importantly, the spirit of collective dedication to supporting the next generation of leaders.  Our Benefit was a testament to the unwavering commitment of our dedicated partners, KPMG and RTX, who were honored for their outstanding contributions to fostering future readiness among high school students. Through their steadfast support and innovative initiatives, KPMG and RTX have played pivotal roles in shaping the educational landscape and exposing thousands of students to a path to realize their full potential. KPMG, recipient of the Corporate Citizen Award, has exemplified excellence in championing diversity and creating meaningful opportunities for students through a nearly 15-year partnership with NAF. KPMG’s dedication to developing a diverse workforce pipeline and providing invaluable work-based learning experiences has been truly inspiring.  Similarly, RTX, recipient of the James D. Robinson III Award for Corporate Innovation, has demonstrated exemplary leadership in promoting STEM education and inspiring students from under-resourced communities to pursue careers in engineering and technology. The award was named after one of NAF’s longest-tenured board members and NAF champion for 43 years, James D. Robinson III who passed away in March. RTX’s collaborations with NAF have paved the way for countless students to explore and excel in these dynamic fields.  During the Benefit, we had the privilege of hearing from local students who shared their transformative NAF experiences, underscoring the profound impact of our collective efforts. Their stories serve as a powerful reminder of the importance of our mission and the positive change it fosters in communities across the nation.  We extend our deepest gratitude to our dedicated partners, supporters, and stakeholders for your continued investment and belief in the transformative power of education. Together, we are shaping a brighter future for generations to come.  [Support Our Impact]( Warm regards, Lisa Dughi NAF CEO | [NAF](     [Facebook](  [X](  [Instagram](  [Linkedin](  [Youtube](   [View as Webpage]( COPYRIGHT © 2024. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. NAF | 169 Madison Ave, Suite 2797, New York, NY 10016 [Unsubscribe {EMAIL}]( [Update Profile]( | [Our Privacy Policy]( | [Constant Contact Data Notice]( Sent by nafemails@naf.org

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