Divine Integration
Social media is
just the latest way the International Fellowship
of Christians and Jews honors its leader’s
commitment to
innovation and a
multichannel approach to awareness and
fundraising.
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That commitment, Johns and her colleagues at IFCJ are quick to point out, starts at the top.
According to the organization's vice president of development, Sue Woodward, IFCJ founder and President Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein recognized early on that a multipronged approach to fundraising and outreach is the one true path to success.
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