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East End Fund For Children Unites Nonprofits With Goal Of Helping Kids During Pandemic

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At CMEE, back row, Theresa Roden of i-tri; Rebecca Morgan Taylor, Executive Director of Project Most; and Joan Overlock, director of Development for the Eleanor Whitman Early Childhood Center. Front row, left to right, Deb McEneaney of the Bridgehampton Child Care and Recreational Center; Dan Shedrick, creator, Loretta Davis, Executive Director of the Retreat and Stephen Long, President of CMEE. DANA SHAW

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