Women's Gift Alliance celebrates spirit of philanthropy at annual dinner
Rick Case Automotive Group President and CEO Rita Case shares her passion for philanthropy Thursday during the Women's Gift Alliance's annual dinner and speaker event at the Hagadone Event Center.
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Kootenai County Search and Rescue volunteer Korrei Kruger smiles at Chris Quinn, Women's Gift Alliance Grant Committee co-chair, after the announcement of a $5,000 grant Thursday evening at the Hagadone Event Center. Search and Rescue was one of four organizations to receive a surprise grant.
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Rita Case visits with James Casper of Habitat for Humanity and others during a VIP reception Thursday at the Hagadone Event Center.
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Heather Erikson laughs as Women's Gift Alliance member Susie Prince hands out goodie bags Thursday during the philanthropic nonprofit's annual dinner and speaker event at the Hagadone Event Center.
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Heather Erikson laughs as Women's Gift Alliance member Susie Prince hands out goodie bags Thursday during the philanthropic nonprofit's annual dinner and speaker event at the Hagadone Event Center.
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COEUR d'ALENE — Philanthropists don't need to be rich to give back to their communities.
"It doesn't take money," Rita Case said Thursday evening. "All a philanthropist has to have is passion for a project, enthusiasm, share that enthusiasm and you'll create dollars.
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