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2004 ANNUAL REPORT

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Executive Summary

The Atkinson Charitable Foundation's 2004 Annual Report highlights the work of so many who seek fairness for the disadvantaged; who seek new ideas to insure increased participation for those who are disenfranchised; who seek a better nation by experimenting here and there with projects that point the way to how our future could be. That’s why our theme for this report is "Taking Measure of the Things that Count."

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