Fwd: What will Patagonia's millions in profits fund? Also today: Funders are taking on corporate monopoly. Are they making progress?

[Kathy Cummings]

How can we help Patagonia spend its money very wisely, for Chicago's Health and Natural Landscape?

Please advise.

Thank you.

Peace and Love,

Kathy

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Subject: What will Patagonia's millions in profits fund? Also today: Funders are taking on corporate monopoly. Are they making progress?
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