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This section includes marriages, promotions/transfers, retirements, and new arrivals for the July/August 2022 issue.

Benefit news for July and August 2022.

Jozef “Joe” Malinowski grew up in Utica and currently lives in Deerfield. He’s worked for �°IJʿ������ since 2013, first as a gift processing assistant and now as department administrator for principal gifts and donor relations. A quote from his nomination reads, “Joe is the epitome of a team player. He has been stepping in to fill staffing gaps all year, most notably during end-of-calendar-year gift processing, when he was the only staff member available to ensure timely and accurate processing of thousands of donations. His quiet steadiness exemplifies grace under pressure, and he always has a smile on his face.”

Ruth “Ruthie” Bridge grew up in Oriskany Falls and attended Oriskany Falls High School. She has worked in the Student Health Services office for Doc Miller since 2003, although she began her career at �°IJʿ������ several years earlier as a temporary worker in the music department and the library.

This year, 44 local nonprofits selected items from the salvage program run by the Max A. Shacknai COVE, and more than $55,000 worth of items and $3,640 worth of food was redistributed to these organizations.

This section includes marriages, promotions/transfers, retirements, and new arrivals for the May/June 2022 issue.

Benefit News.

New hires at �°IJʿ������.

Laura Jack is vice president for communications, former acting chief diversity officer, a PhD candidate, and the voice of �°IJʿ������ Together. She also recently became a John Robert Lewis Fellow at the Faith and Politics Institute in Washington D.C. Inside �°IJʿ������ caught up with Laura to find out more about the fellowship and learn how she juggles her high-pressure responsibilities.