Dan Pallotta

Charity Defense Council

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Founding President of the Charity Defense Council, creator of the AIDS rides and Breast Cancer 3-Day fundraising events

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In the aftermath of last summer's sudden fad for the victims of Lou Gehrig's Disease, American charities were struck with “Ice Bucket Fever.”

The Changing Face of Charity

In the aftermath of last summer's sudden fad for the victims of Lou Gehrig's Disease, American charities were struck with “Ice Bucket Fever.”

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