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South Sound Philanthropic group names officers

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January 19, 2010 12:00 AM

South Sound Partners for Philanthropy recently announced its 2010 Executive Committee officers. They are:

President: Joseph Ingoglia, CPO and president, Boys & Girls Clubs of Thurston County.

Vice president: Thomasina Cooper, development director, SafePlace.

Immediate past president: Roger Jones, executive director, Big Brothers Big Sisters.

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Treasurer: Deb Vinsel, executive director, Thurston Community Television.

Secretary: Jonathan Pleger, vice president of development, Morningside.

Membership: Hannah Steinweg, development director, Hands On Children’s Museum.

Marketing: Dean Fulton, annual giving manager, Providence St. Peter Foundation.

Education: Peter Epperson, development director, Thurston Community Television.

At large: Robert Coit, executive director, Thurston County Food Bank.

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