Mission Accomplished ... For Now
The Wall’s been built, so what was 
the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund 
to do with itself once it achieved 
its original goal? Plenty — and that’s 
just fine with its donors.
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"Every time we see a need, we take it straight to our donors and gauge their opinion about whether it fits, if it's something worthwhile for us to do. That's been the driving force all along," he says.
Arbogast calls VVMF's core donors its "entrée into the public."
"They know us very well and what we're doing," he says. "They'll be the first ones to tell us, 'Don't do that.' We haven't really had that happen. They've always been very supportive. But they are the test ground."
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